Determine the rate law based on the followingdata:Based on the reaction mechanism, give the ratelaw->>CH.COCI(aq) + AICI.(aq) →→ CH.CO+ (aq) +(fast)AICI4+ (aq)CH.CO (aq) + C-H(aq)C7HsOCCH(aq)->>A solution has a pH of 6.33.We can conclude that(slow)AICI+ (aq) + C7HsOCCH₁*(aq) →C₂H-OCCH(aq) + AICI; (aq) + HCl(aq) (fast)

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Determine the rate law based on the following data: Based on the reaction mechanism, give the rate law CH,COCI(aq) + AICI₁(aq) — CH3CO*(aq) + (fast) AICI+ (aq) CH.CO (aq) + C¬H₂(aq) - C7HsOCCH(aq) (slow) AICI+ (aq) + C₂HsOCCH₁*(aq) C₂H₂OCCH(aq) + AICI (aq) + HCl(aq) (fast)

Determine the rate law based on the following data: Based on the reaction mechanism, give the rate law CH,COCI(aq) + AICI₁(aq) — CH3CO(aq) + (fast) AICI+ (aq) CH.CO (aq) + C¬H₂(aq) - C7HsOCCH(aq) (slow) AICI+ (aq) + C₂HsOCCH₁(aq) C₂H₂OCCH(aq) + AICI (aq) + HCl(aq) (fast)

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