Suppose the ethyl acetoacetate was replaced with the compound below, what will pe the effect on the rate of reaction? H3C CH3 F Increase. The fluoride will make the intermediate more stable. Increase. The fluoride will make the intermediate less stable. Decrease. The fluoride will make the intermediate more stable. Decrease. The fluoride will make the intermediate less stable.

Suppose the ethyl acetoacetate was replaced with the compound below, what will pe the effect on the rate of reaction? H3C CH3 F Increase. The fluoride will make the intermediate more stable. Increase. The fluoride will make the intermediate less stable. Decrease. The fluoride will make the intermediate more stable. Decrease. The fluoride will make the intermediate less stable.

Introductory Chemistry For Today

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Chapter8: Reaction Rates And Equilibrium

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Problem 8.82E

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