Methyl acetate is hydrolyzed in approximately 1M HCI at 25°C. Aliquots of equal volume are removed at intervals and titrated with a solution of NaOH. Calculate the magnitude of the rate constant from the following data: 339 26.34 t/s v/cm³ A. 9.46 E-4 M B. 1.22 E-4 M C. 5.89 E-4 M D. 7.83 E-2 M E. None of the choices 1242 27.80 2745 29.70 4546 31.81 39.81

Methyl acetate is hydrolyzed in approximately 1M HCI at 25°C. Aliquots of equal volume are removed at intervals and titrated with a solution of NaOH. Calculate the magnitude of the rate constant from the following data: 339 26.34 t/s v/cm³ A. 9.46 E-4 M B. 1.22 E-4 M C. 5.89 E-4 M D. 7.83 E-2 M E. None of the choices 1242 27.80 2745 29.70 4546 31.81 39.81

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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