Can someone please help with question 1. Will give thumbs up. What is the rate law of the reaction in part A?Rate = ki [HC1] [CH2 = CH2]?Rate = ki [CH2 = CH2]Rate = ki (HCI][CH2 = CH2]Rate = ki [HCI]*[CH2 = CH2]Rate = ki (HC1] Consider the reaction in which HCl adds across the double bond of ethene:HCI + H2 C = CH2→H3C – CH2 ClThe following mechanism, with the following energy diagram shown below, has been suggested for this reaction:k1HCI + H2C = CH2 = H3C – CH, + CIk-1k2H3C – CH + Cl→ H3C – CH2Ci–Ea2Ea13С + HCIН—С —С—CI-Reaction progress-Energy

Consider the reaction mechanism: 1. HCl +H2C=CH2↔H3C-CH2+ + Cl- rate constant k1 for forward and k-1…

HCI + H2C = CH,→H3C- CH2CI The following mechanism, with the following energy diagram shown below, has been suggested for this reaction: ki HCI + H2C = CH2 = H3C – CH; + CI k-1 H3C - CH; + CI, H3C – CH2CI E2 Ea A.H 4,H Energy

HCI + H2C = CH,→H3C- CH2CI The following mechanism, with the following energy diagram shown below, has been suggested for this reaction: ki HCI + H2C = CH2 = H3C – CH; + CI k-1 H3C - CH; + CI, H3C – CH2CI E2 Ea A.H 4,H Energy

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

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Chapter11: Chemical Kinetics: Rates Of Reactions

Section: Chapter Questions

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