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Formation of esters (Esterification)
(1) The reaction is shifted to the right via using excess of alcohol or removal of water by distillation.
(2) The reactivity of alcohol towards esterification.
tert-alcohol < sec-alcohol < pri-alcohol < methyl alcohol
(3) The acidic strength of carboxylic acid plays just a minor role.R3CCOOH2CHCOOH2COOH3COOH
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