Which consequence results when product removal disrupts equilibrium during ester hydrolysis?

💡 Explanation

Removing products shifts equilibrium to favour additional hydrolysis via Le Chatelier's principle, therefore, the hydrolysis rate continually increases because the system attempts to counteract the change, rather than reaching a steady-state ester concentration.

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