Halogen bonding is an intermolecular force (not introduced to you in CHEM1050), like hydrogen bonding and dispersion forces. They occur when ahalogen atom, such is iodine has a small positive charge and interacts withan electron rich species such as an electronegative atom or an anion. Forexample, a complex between the iodide anion and a bidentate (double)acceptor is shown below.ассeptorhalogen bondsanionAs the first step in determining the chemical nature of these complexes, thegas-phase decomposition reactions of these types of complexes were studiedin the Department of Chemistry here at Memorial. (Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys.2013, 15, 7647). For the decomposition of the acceptor---nitrate complex:acceptor•NO3- acceptor + NO3the rate constant at 321 K is k=5.10x10-4 s-1. What is the order of the reaction?O 2nd orderO 3rd orderO Oth orderO 1st order

For the decomposition of the acceptor---nitrate complex: acceptor•NO3 - acceptor + NO3 the rate constant at 321 K is k=5.10x10-4 s-1. What is the order of the reaction? O 2nd order O 3rd order O Oth order O 1st order

For the decomposition of the acceptor---nitrate complex: acceptor•NO3 - acceptor + NO3 the rate constant at 321 K is k=5.10x10-4 s-1. What is the order of the reaction? O 2nd order O 3rd order O Oth order O 1st order

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Halogen bonding is an intermolecular force (not introduced to you in CHEM
1050), like hydrogen bonding and dispersion forces. They occur when a
halogen atom, such is iodine has a small positive charge and interacts with
an electron rich species such as an electronegative atom or an anion. For
example, a complex between the iodide anion and a bidentate (double)
acceptor is shown below.
ассeptor
halogen bonds
anion
As the first step in determining the chemical nature of these complexes, the
gas-phase decomposition reactions of these types of complexes were studied
in the Department of Chemistry here at Memorial. (Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys.
2013, 15, 7647).

For the decomposition of the acceptor---nitrate complex:
acceptor•NO3- acceptor + NO3
the rate constant at 321 K is k=5.10x10-4 s-1. What is the order of the reaction?
O 2nd order
O 3rd order
O Oth order
O 1st order

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