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Ester formation from an acid and alcohol is pushed forward by removing which product?
AWater produced
BCarbon dioxide
CHydrogen formed
DAmmonia formed
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Water produced
Removing water, for example with a desiccant, lowers a product concentration and drives the condensation equilibrium forward.
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