Which of the following statements correctly distinguishes the esterification reaction between ethanoic acid and ethanol from the neutralization reaction between ethanoic acid and aqueous sodium hydroxide?
- Esterification is a slow, reversible covalent reaction catalyzed by an acid, whereas neutralization is a rapid, irreversible ionic reaction.Cevap
- BEsterification is a rapid, irreversible ionic reaction, whereas neutralization is a slow reversible reaction that requires refluxing.
- CEsterification yields a alkanoic acid salt and water, whereas neutralization yields an ester and glycerol.
- DConcentrated tetraoxosulfate(VI) acid acts as an oxidizing agent in esterification, while sodium hydroxide acts as a dehydrating catalyst in neutralization.
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Esterification is a slow, reversible covalent reaction catalyzed by an acid, whereas neutralization is a rapid, irreversible ionic reaction.
The statement identifying esterification as a slow, reversible covalent reaction catalyzed by an acid and neutralization as a rapid, irreversible ionic reaction is correct because organic esterification involves covalent bond rearrangement reaching dynamic equilibrium, whereas neutralization is an ionic combination forming water completely.
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Reversibility and Kinetics of Esterification vs Neutralization
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