As the hydrolysis of ester proceeds, more and more acid is formed giving a:
Correct answer: A. Rising curve
- A. Rising curve
- B. Falling curve
- C. Straight line
- D. None of these
Explanation
During the hydrolysis of an ester, ester bonds are broken down into their respective carboxylic acid and alcohol components. As the hydrolysis reaction proceeds, more and more ester molecules are converted into their acid forms. Consequently, the concentration of acid increases over time. Producing a rising curve.
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