energy profile

6) The substitution reaction below to produce 1-iodobutane was performed using 1-bromobutane at a 0.1 M concentration and sodium iodide at a 0.1 M concentration. What would the rate law be for the reaction below? How would you expect the rate of the reaction to change if a 0.2 M concentration of sodium iodide was used? How would you expect the rate constant to change? Explain. Nal (0.1 M) Br acetone (0.1 M)

Based on the following reaction sequence, identify the major product

Which of the following species are not nucleophiles:  Na+,  Cl-,  +CH3,  :NH3,  HO:-?

Complete the organic mechanism

Which rate law fits with this mechanism? 2NO    -->    N2O2                                           slow         step 1 N2O2    +    H2   -->    N2O    +    H2O            fast        step 2 N2O    +    H2    -->    N2    +    H2O                fast         step 3                       Question 1 options:   rate = k [NO]2 [H2] [N2O2]   rate = k [NO] [N2O2] [H2]   rate = k [NO]2 [H2]   rate = k [NO] [H2]   rate = k [NO]   rate = k [NO]2    rate = k [N2O2] [H2]   rate = k [NO]2 [N2O2] [H2]

What is the energy diagram of the following Sn1 reaction.   2-chloro-2-methylpropane + H2O -> 2-methylpropan-2-ol + HCl   write the rate law equation

8. Which of the following depicts the energy profile of a nucleophilic substitution reaction that proceeds via SN2 mechanism? Doemos gniwollot ent to ribirwa Jenon s-slengie tertio cobized SAMMH Hedi ni (co A) MM (A Reaction Progress- Reaction Progress →> C) D) MM ↑ Lasgasgaizim ord short Reaction Progress blan Reaction Progress →