The equilibrium.reaction of propyl alcohol (C3H-OH) and acetic acid (CH3COOH) resulting from the hydrolysis of propyl acetate (CH3CO0C3H7) is given below. CH3COOC3H, + H20 <--> CH3COOH + C3H5OH Which of the following is the equilibrium (K) constant? O a. K = [CH3COOH] [C3H¬OH] / [CH3COOC3H7] [H2O] O b. K = [CH3COOH] [C3H¬OH] / [CH3COOC3H;] O c. K= [CH3CO0C3H;] [H2O] / [CH3COOH] [C3H>OH] O d. K = [CH3COOC3H;] / [CH3COOH] [C3H¬OH]

The equilibrium.reaction of propyl alcohol (C3H-OH) and acetic acid (CH3COOH) resulting from the hydrolysis of propyl acetate (CH3CO0C3H7) is given below. CH3COOC3H, + H20 <--> CH3COOH + C3H5OH Which of the following is the equilibrium (K) constant? O a. K = [CH3COOH] [C3H¬OH] / [CH3COOC3H7] [H2O] O b. K = [CH3COOH] [C3H¬OH] / [CH3COOC3H;] O c. K= [CH3CO0C3H;] [H2O] / [CH3COOH] [C3H>OH] O d. K = [CH3COOC3H;] / [CH3COOH] [C3H¬OH]

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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