5. For the reaction below: ? CH3CH2OH + H₂O = : a. Draw the products of the reaction assuming the forward process will happen. b. Evaluate at which side (Reactants or Products) will the equilibrium lie. Justify your answer.

5. For the reaction below: ? CH3CH2OH + H₂O = : a. Draw the products of the reaction assuming the forward process will happen. b. Evaluate at which side (Reactants or Products) will the equilibrium lie. Justify your answer.

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b. Evaluate at which side (Reactants or Products) will the equilibrium lie. Justify your answer.

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