Consider the following reaction mechanism for the addition of HCl to propene in the gasphase. The overall reaction is just HCI + CH3CH=CH2 → CH;CH2CH3, but the experimentallyobserved rate law is more complicated than that stoichiometry would suggest.2 HCl 2 (HCI),k_1k2HCI + CH3CH = CH, 2 complexk_2(HCI)2 + complex → CH3CHCICH3(Here (HCl)2 is an HCl dimer and “complex" represents some intermediate species ofunknown structure.) Assume that the third step is rate determining, and that the first twosteps both remain in equilibrium throughout the reaction.d[CH;CHCICH3] Please writeDerive an expression for the rate of formation of CH3CHCICH,'dtyour final expression in the boxes. HINT: Be sure to use the equilibrium assumption, andnot the steady state approximation. Your final rate law should NOT include theconcentrations of any intermediates.

As given that the third step is the rate determining step, so rate law is given as: Rate =…

Consider the following reaction mechanism for the addition of HCl to propene in the gas hase. The overall reaction is just HCl + CH;CH=CH2 → CH;CH2CH3, but the experimentally bserved rate law is more complicated than that stoichiometry would suggest. 2 HCI (HCI)2 kz HCl + CH3CH = CH2 2 complex k-2 (НC)2 + compleх + сн,CHCICH, Here (HCl)2 is an HCl dimer and “complex" represents some intermediate species of

Consider the following reaction mechanism for the addition of HCl to propene in the gas hase. The overall reaction is just HCl + CH;CH=CH2 → CH;CH2CH3, but the experimentally bserved rate law is more complicated than that stoichiometry would suggest. 2 HCI (HCI)2 kz HCl + CH3CH = CH2 2 complex k-2 (НC)2 + compleх + сн,CHCICH, Here (HCl)2 is an HCl dimer and “complex" represents some intermediate species of

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