The reaction that wll form an ester in the presence of an acid catalyst are two

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The reaction that wll form an ester in the presence of an acid catalyst are two carboxylic acid two alcohols a carboxylic acid and an alcohol an aldehyde and an alcohol two aldehydes Diethyl lamine and HCL react to produce diethyl chloride diethylammonium chloride ethylammonium chloride butylammonium chloride compound to saturated fatty acid unsaturated fatty acids have longer carbon chains shorter carbon chains higher melting points lower melting points greater intermolecular attractive the sketch structure below is that of a wax fat glyceropheopid steriod fatty acid Glycerophospholids can interact both with other liquids and water because they contain double bonds polar regions and non polar regions glycerol saturated fatty acids cholestrol

Explanation / Answer

1. Esters can be formed by fischer rxn; which states that it is needed a carboxylic acid and an alcohol in acid mean to produce esters.

2. The protonation of an amine yields to a amine's salt, formed by two types of ions, cation ammonium and the anion acid.

3. Lower melting point.

4. Wax, beacuse if formated from esters of fatty acids with long chain alcohols.

5. B. polar regions and non polar regions.

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