Time (sec)pH[RX][H30+]Ln[RX]0.0007.0000.000023440.0000001-10.661066615.0006.4000.000019540.00000039-10.843046930.0005.4100.000019550.00000389-10.842535345.0005.2300.000017560.00000588-10.9498869660.0005.0700.000014930.00000851-11.1121379475.0004.9200.000011420.00001202-11.380144490.0004.8400.000008990.00001445-11.6193977105.000| 4.7800.000006850.00001659-11.8912619120.0004.7500.000005660.00001778-12.08208666135.0004.7200.000004390.00001905-12.33618133150.0004.7000.000003490.00001995-12.56569882165.0004.6700.000002070.00002137-13.08796195180.0004.6700.000002070.00002137-13.08796195195.0004.6600.000001570.00002187-13.3644349210.0004.6500.000000610.00002283-14.30980687225.0004.6500.000000610.00002283-14.30980687240.0004.6400.000000610.0000229-14.30980687255.0004.6400.000000610.0000229-14.30980687270.0004.6400.000000610.0000229-14.30980687285.0004.6300.00002344Undefined300.000| 4.6300.00002344Undefined315.0004.6300.00002344Undefined330.0004.6300.00002344Undefined PLOT OF In[RX] VS TIMEPLOT OF 1/RN] VS TIME1500000事。404244100200imejinse)Timelinsec)4. Does this reaction obey first-order orsecond-order kinetics?5. Are the results consistent with the kineticsof the hydrolysis of tert-butyl chloride? Yes orno

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4. Does this reaction obey first-order or second-order kinetics? 5. Are the results consistent with the kinetics of the hydrolysis of tert-butyl chloride? Yes or no

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