Ethyl Acetate Sodium Ethoxide
The reaction between ethyl ester and sodium alcohol is also a chemical reaction. Ethyl ester, fragrant and soft, sodium alcohol, pure and strong. The phase value of the two changes accordingly.

When it is, the ethyl ester molecule encounters sodium alcohol, and the sodium in the sodium alcohol is separated from the carbonyl group of the ethyl ester. For carbonyl, the chemical activity is also. Sodium is attached to the carbonyl oxygen, making the carbonyl group change its properties, while the ethoxyl group of the ethyl ester is gradually separated.

This separation is also not gratuitous. After the ethoxyl is separated, it combines with the alcohol group in the sodium alcohol to form a new compound. And the rest of the original ethyl ester is also changed by the action of sodium.

Its change is also orderly and methodical. The action of intermolecular forces makes each atom find its place and form a new form. This process of change, although slightly invisible, is related to the theory of chemistry.

Looking at this reaction, we can see that the encounter of substances is not accidental. Each according to its own nature, phase-sensitive and phase-sensitive, to form a new quality. The wonders of chemistry can be seen here.