What are the products of the hydrolisis reaction?

Answer:

Neutral molecules are the products of the hydrolysis reaction.

Explanation:

Hydrolysis reactions are double decomposition reactions. In these reactions water reacts to the ester linkage in a molecule resulting into the breaking of bond between the elements of the molecules.

The products those result include the one which receives the hydroxyl (OH) group from the reacting water molecule and another one receives the remaining proton (H+). For example, if AB is a compound in which A and B are atoms or groups after the hydrolysis reaction with a water molecule (HOH) the products of this reaction may be the neutral molecules represented by the given reversible chemical equation i.e. AB + HOH ⇌ AH + BOH.    

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