Which of the following represents the reaction of the weak base, CH3CH2COO", in water?O CH3CH2COO+ H20= CH3CH2COOH +H30*CH3CH2COO" + H2O = CH3CH2COOH* + OHO CH3CH2COO+ H20 = CH3CH2CO0* + OH"CH3CH2CO0" + H20 = CH3CH2COOH + OH"O CH3CH2CO0 + H20 = CH3CH2COOH* + H30*

Which of the following represents the reaction of the weak base, CH3CH2COO", in water? O CH3CH2COO+ H20 CH3CH2COOH + H30* O CH3CH2COO" + H20 CH3CH2COOH* + OH" O CH3CH2COO + H20 = CH3CH2CO0* + OH" O CH3CH2COO" + H20 = CH3CH2COOH + OH" O CH3CH2COO" + H20 = CH3CH2COOH* + H30*

Which of the following represents the reaction of the weak base, CH3CH2COO", in water? O CH3CH2COO+ H20 CH3CH2COOH + H30* O CH3CH2COO" + H20 CH3CH2COOH* + OH" O CH3CH2COO + H20 = CH3CH2CO0* + OH" O CH3CH2COO" + H20 = CH3CH2COOH + OH" O CH3CH2COO" + H20 = CH3CH2COOH* + H30*

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Which of the following represents the reaction of the weak base, CH3CH2COO", in water?
O CH3CH2COO+ H20= CH3CH2COOH +
H30*
CH3CH2COO" + H2O = CH3CH2COOH* + OH
O CH3CH2COO+ H20 = CH3CH2CO0* + OH"
CH3CH2CO0" + H20 = CH3CH2COOH + OH"
O CH3CH2CO0 + H20 = CH3CH2COOH* + H30*

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