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is hydrolysis ph dependent?

yousuf89
in Chemistry

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Quite frankly I have no idea but would this equation work for it. I'm not sure wait for someone to clarify.

 

H20<----> H+ + OH-

 

Add acid more H+ and more water produced meaning less reaction. This is a total guess!!

Hydrolysis of what? Esters?

 

Draw out the mechanism and look for a step that might involve an acid or base.

 

Lewis acids?

 

Look at the reactants and products with regards to Le Chatlier's principle.

Edited by UC

I am not sure about the context of the question. You are talking about the extent of the reaction as that in eqm or the rate or any other aspect?

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