5. The safonification of ethyl acetate in sodium hydroxide solution at 30^oC CH3COOC2H5 + NaOH CH3COONA + C2H5OH was studied by Smith and Lorenson (J. Am Chem. Soc.,61 (1939), 117). The initial concentration of ester alkali were both 0.05 mol.dm^-3, and the decrease in ester concentration x was measured at the following times. x 10^-3/mol dm^-3 5.91 11.42 16.30 22.07 27.17 37 31.47 36.44 53 Time/ min 4 15 24 83 Calculate the rate constant for the reaction. (Avery, 18)

5. The safonification of ethyl acetate in sodium hydroxide solution at 30^oC CH3COOC2H5 + NaOH CH3COONA + C2H5OH was studied by Smith and Lorenson (J. Am Chem. Soc.,61 (1939), 117). The initial concentration of ester alkali were both 0.05 mol.dm^-3, and the decrease in ester concentration x was measured at the following times. x 10^-3/mol dm^-3 5.91 11.42 16.30 22.07 27.17 37 31.47 36.44 53 Time/ min 4 15 24 83 Calculate the rate constant for the reaction. (Avery, 18)

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