Q.20 SINGLE CHOICECH3toH₂C18CH3Where A and B are, respectively,AOH₂Cand Me,C-OHОНCorrect Answerand Me-C-OHand Me.C-OHand Me,C-OH₂CH.COHOHEXPLANATIONCH3i CMC,H₂O/H+→→ A (an acid) + BOHPREVIOUSHH₂CCMe3 slowNEXT

->Acidic hydrolysis of ester give acid and Alcohol as product .

Q.20 SINGLE CHOICE CH3 I H₂O/H+ H₂C O 18 CH3 Where A and B are, respectively, A O 18 H₂C and Me,C-OH OH Correct Answer and Me.C-OH and Me.C-OH and Me,C-O H₂C OH OH OH EXPLANATION CH3 A (an acid) + B

Q.20 SINGLE CHOICE CH3 I H₂O/H+ H₂C O 18 CH3 Where A and B are, respectively, A O 18 H₂C and Me,C-OH OH Correct Answer and Me.C-OH and Me.C-OH and Me,C-O H₂C OH OH OH EXPLANATION CH3 A (an acid) + B

Introduction to General, Organic and Biochemistry

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Chapter7: Reaction Rates And Chemical Equilibrium

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