Which method works?a. Step 1: C2H5OH + OH ---> C2H,O + H20,Step 2. C2H5O+ C2H5OHb. Step 1: C2H5OН + НаО"Step 2. C2H5OH2* + C2H5OH --> C2H5(ÕH)*C2H5 + H2O,Step 3. C2H5(OH)*C2H5 + H2O -с. Step 1: C2H.ОН + СH6ОН ---> СНо(ОН)"С 2Н5 + ОН,Step 2: C2H5(ÓH)*C2H5 + H20 --> C2H5OC2H5 + H3O*--> C2H5OC2H5 + OH---> C2H5OH2* + H2O,-> C2H5OC2H5 + H3O*

Which method works? a. Step 1: C2H5OH + OH --> C2H5O + H2O, Step 2. C2H5O + C2H5OH --> C2H,OC2H5 + OH b. Step 1: C2H5OH + H3O*- C2H5OH2* + H2O, Step 2. C2H5OH2* + C2H5OH --> CHs(ÕH)*C2H5 + H20, Step 3. C2H5(OH)*C2H5 + H20 --> C2H5OC2H5 + H30* c. Step 1: C2H5OH + C2H5OH - Step 2: C2H5(ÕH)*C2H5 + H2O --> C2H5OC2H5 + H3O* --> CHs(OH)*C2H5 + OH,

Which method works? a. Step 1: C2H5OH + OH --> C2H5O + H2O, Step 2. C2H5O + C2H5OH --> C2H,OC2H5 + OH b. Step 1: C2H5OH + H3O- C2H5OH2 + H2O, Step 2. C2H5OH2* + C2H5OH --> CHs(ÕH)C2H5 + H20, Step 3. C2H5(OH)C2H5 + H20 --> C2H5OC2H5 + H30* c. Step 1: C2H5OH + C2H5OH - Step 2: C2H5(ÕH)C2H5 + H2O --> C2H5OC2H5 + H3O --> CHs(OH)*C2H5 + OH,

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