a. Determine the esters' most possible melting point.b. Identify the ester which is present in liquid form above O°C. Ester 1Ester 2Ester 3:0:H.MW: 151.17 g/molMW: 182.17 g/molMW: 164.20 g/molPossible Melting Points:-31 °C64-67 °C24 °Ca. Given the molar mass and molecular structures of the esters, determine their most possible meltingpoint.b. According to his friend who took Chem 18.1 last semester, two of the ester compounds may exist assolids above 0°C while one remains in its liquid form. Identify the ester which is present in liquid formabove 0°C."

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a. Determine the esters' most possible melting point. b. Identify the ester which is present in liquid form above O°C.

Ester 1
Ester 2
Ester 3
:0:
H.
MW: 151.17 g/mol
MW: 182.17 g/mol
MW: 164.20 g/mol
Possible Melting Points:
-31 °C
64-67 °C
24 °C
a. Given the molar mass and molecular structures of the esters, determine their most possible melting
point.
b. According to his friend who took Chem 18.1 last semester, two of the ester compounds may exist as
solids above 0°C while one remains in its liquid form. Identify the ester which is present in liquid form
above 0°C."

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