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condensation and saponification reaction).
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carbon dioxide as products.
_____________2. Reaction of water to an alkene leading to the removal of the
double bond and production of an alcohol.
_____________3. A carboxylic acid and an alcohol react forming a new bond
with the simultaneous loss of water molecule, hence the formation
of a new compound.
_____________4. The production of soap from fats
_____________5. The production of esters from alcohol and carboxylic acid

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