O State what rate law you would expect from this mechanism (Rate = k[Acetone]"[H*]"[1₂]') o Compare the expected rate law from the mechanism to the rate law you got from the Method of Initial rates and the Method of Isolation. If they are different, suggest 1-2 valid, specific, experimental reasons why they might be different. H3C H3C +H* CH3 CH3 + 1₂ H3C H H3C CH3 i + H* CH₂ + HI (fast, equilibrium) (slow)

O State what rate law you would expect from this mechanism (Rate = k[Acetone]"[H]"[1₂]') o Compare the expected rate law from the mechanism to the rate law you got from the Method of Initial rates and the Method of Isolation. If they are different, suggest 1-2 valid, specific, experimental reasons why they might be different. H3C H3C +H CH3 CH3 + 1₂ H3C H H3C CH3 i + H* CH₂ + HI (fast, equilibrium) (slow)

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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