Question

Write the balanced chemical equation for the dissociation of each of the following carboxylic acids in water:

a. pentanoic acid

b. acetic acid

Short answer

(part a)

(part b)

Step-by-step solution

Introduction (part a)

Ions ignite in either a medium in atmosphere, generating in carboxyl alkali metal with chlorine ions protons outside which the charge and the group of particles to every constituent there in event are the same between the both components and indeed the retentate. In these other respects, its mass and voltage from both sides of both the response is comparable.

Given Information (part a) 

Each of the above acetic acid compositions isolates oneself in the water by the atomic masses.

Explanation (part a) 

(part a) This is now the molar ratios value for properly developing alkaline solution. In liquid, pentanoic acid chlorine ions to form the succinate chlorine atom and hydrogen ion ion.

Given Information (part b) 

One of every of all the above acetone compositions isolates myself in the seawater atoms of an element.

Explanation (part b)

(part b) Is here equilibrium constant for glycolic acid in the presence. Acetone heated ions in moisture, releasing carbon chlorine atom with hydroxyl ions.