3 mL 0.1 M t-butyl chloride is mixed with 3 mL 0.03 M NAOH, 4 ml water, and 2 drops Bromophenol. The mixture turns to yellow after 38 seconds. Calculate the rate constant k. Answer keeps 4 decimal places. (Hint, use eq5 from E8D in the textbook. The %reaction/100 is the molar ratio of NaOH/t-butyl chloride.) Your Answer: Answer

3 mL 0.1 M t-butyl chloride is mixed with 3 mL 0.03 M NAOH, 4 ml water, and 2 drops Bromophenol. The mixture turns to yellow after 38 seconds. Calculate the rate constant k. Answer keeps 4 decimal places. (Hint, use eq5 from E8D in the textbook. The %reaction/100 is the molar ratio of NaOH/t-butyl chloride.) Your Answer: Answer

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