E17B.4(a) The second- order rate constant for the reaction CH,COOCH. (aa OH (aq)CH, CO,(aq) + CH,CH2OH ( aq) is 0.11 dm mois.What is the concentration of ester (CH,COOC,H) after (i) 20 s, (ii) 15 min when ethyl ethanoate is added to aqueous sodium hydroxide so that the initial concentrations are [NaOH] 0.060 mol dm and [CH,COOC,H,] = 0.110 mol dm3? re ed -3 3 AL2R C +D ation

E17B.4(a) The second- order rate constant for the reaction CH,COOCH. (aa OH (aq)CH, CO,(aq) + CH,CH2OH ( aq) is 0.11 dm mois.What is the concentration of ester (CH,COOC,H) after (i) 20 s, (ii) 15 min when ethyl ethanoate is added to aqueous sodium hydroxide so that the initial concentrations are [NaOH] 0.060 mol dm and [CH,COOC,H,] = 0.110 mol dm3? re ed -3 3 AL2R C +D ation

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Chapter21: Benzene And The Concept Of Aromaticity

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Problem 21.43P: Following is an equation for iodination of toluene. This reaction does not take place. All that...

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