In \"Fischer esterification of acetic acid\" experiment: By choosing your solvent so that much of the ester separates out of solution, the yield of ester ----(is reduced, is increased, stayed the same) relative to what it would be if everything were homogeneous. If either the alcohol or carboxylic acid were very insoluble in water, the yield of ester would be -----(better, poorer, the same). Solution By choosing your solvent so that much of the ester separates out of solution, the yield of ester is increased relative to what it would be if everything were homogeneous. * Because the ester formed is separates out, to reach to the equilibirum the reaction occurs more and more towards forwarddirection. If either the alcohol or carboxylic acid were very insoluble in water, the yield of ester would be Poorer * SInce one of the reactant is not that much soluble it denies to be attacked by other reactant so actively. .

1. In "Fischer esterification of acetic acid" experiment:
By choosing your solvent so that much of the ester separates out of solution, the yield of ester ---
-(is reduced, is increased, stayed the same) relative to what it would be if everything were
homogeneous. If either the alcohol or carboxylic acid were very insoluble in water, the yield of
ester would be -----(better, poorer, the same).
Solution
By choosing your solvent so that much of the ester separates out of solution, the yield of ester is
increased relative to what it would be if everything were homogeneous.
* Because the ester formed is separates out, to reach to the equilibirum the reaction occurs more
and more towards forwarddirection.
If either the alcohol or carboxylic acid were very insoluble in water, the yield of ester would be
Poorer
* SInce one of the reactant is not that much soluble it denies to be attacked by other reactant so
actively.