5. For each of the following pairs of reactions a. Classify the reaction mechanism (ignoring quenches). b. Using your answer from (a), sketch a comparative Gibbs Free Energy diagram that illustrates the origin of the rate difference observed between the reactions under the given conditions. Be sure to label your axes and species. c. Provide the major product for the faster reaction. No mechanism is needed. If neither reaction is faster, provide the major product for just one of the reactions. CH3 czO HCI AICI3 N-CH3 HCI AICI3

5. For each of the following pairs of reactions a. Classify the reaction mechanism (ignoring quenches). b. Using your answer from (a), sketch a comparative Gibbs Free Energy diagram that illustrates the origin of the rate difference observed between the reactions under the given conditions. Be sure to label your axes and species. c. Provide the major product for the faster reaction. No mechanism is needed. If neither reaction is faster, provide the major product for just one of the reactions. CH3 czO HCI AICI3 N-CH3 HCI AICI3

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