acid hydrolysis of ester
2010-03-21 6:52 am
In the acid hydrolysis equation,why H+(aq) is not written as one of the reactant,but water is the reactant?
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2010-03-21 7:31 am
✔ 最佳答案
The term "acid hydrolysis" only tell us that the hydrolysis undergoes in an acidic aqueous solution. H^+(aq) ions may acts as a reactant, the catalyst or both.For example, in acid hydrolysis of ester, H2O acts as a reactant and H^+(aq) ions as a catalyst.
RCOOR' + H2O = RCOOH + R'OH
(H^+ as catalyst)
One more example, in acid hydrolysis of amide, H^+(aq) ions act as a reactant.
RCONH2 + H2O + H^+ → RCOOH + NH4^+
參考: micatkie
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