QuestionIn a "second-order" reaction:a) there are always two reactantsb) there are two reactants in the slowest step with molar coefficients ofonec) the molar coefficients of all reactants are always twothere are always at least two steps in the mechanism with carbocation/carbanion/freeradical intermediatesO d) QuestionHydrobromic acid, HBr, would be a poorly-chosen substitute for phosphoric acid, H3PO4, in an E1elimination reaction with 2-methyl cyclohexanol because:a)it only eliminates via an E2 mechanismb) it is a strong acidc) it is not bulky and therefore facilitates an S1 reactiond) it is not bulky and therefore facilitates an S2 reactionQuestion 4In a "first-order" reaction:a) there is only one reactantOb) there is only one reactant in the slowest elementary stepc) the molar coefficients of all reactants are always one

The correct statement about second-order reactions is:b) There are two reactants in the slowest step…

In a "second-order" reaction: a) there are always two reactants b) there are two reactants in the slowest step with molar coefficients of one c) the molar coefficients of all reactants are always two there are always at least two steps in the mechanism with carbocation/carbanion/free radical intermediates O d)

In a "second-order" reaction: a) there are always two reactants b) there are two reactants in the slowest step with molar coefficients of one c) the molar coefficients of all reactants are always two there are always at least two steps in the mechanism with carbocation/carbanion/free radical intermediates O d)

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