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Complete the following acid-base reactions. If the proton transfer does not proceed predominantly to the right, enter NR (in upper case) instead of entering products. (Read this for background on predicting the direction of an acid-base reaction.)

The reactants already show up in your answer window. Do not erase them, but add the products to complete the reaction. If you accidentally erase the reactants you have to add them back so the answer contains the complete reaction.

In entering formulas in the response, type atoms in upper case, subscript numbers just as numbers, superscript numbers and charges preceded by ^, and a space between the products and the + between them. For example, CH3COO is written as CH3COO^-. You can check your answer before submitting to be sure it looks okay.

CH3COOH is acetic acid, and C6H5OH is phenol. Write carbonic acid as H2CO3, and consider only one mole of base is reacting with it.


CH3CH2O + CH3COOH →
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OH + C6H5OH →
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H2O + CH3CH2OH →
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