Organic ChemistryLoudon | Parise SEVENTH EDITIONpresented by Macmillan LearningThe rate law for an addition reaction of bromine to an alkene isk[alkene][Br, 1?rate =The order of the alkene isThe order of the bromine is:The overall kinetic order of the reaction isThe units of the rate constant are:M-'s-!M-2s-1M²s-1) s-1

Order of the reaction is power raised to the substrate and overall order is the sum of each order.

Organic Chemistry Loudon | Parise SEVENTH EDITION presented by Macmillan Learning The rate law for an addition reaction of bromine to an alkene is rate = k[alkene][Br,1? The order of the alkene is The order of the bromine is: The overall kinetic order of the reaction is The units of the rate constant are: M-'s-1 M²s-1 s-1

Organic Chemistry Loudon | Parise SEVENTH EDITION presented by Macmillan Learning The rate law for an addition reaction of bromine to an alkene is rate = k[alkene][Br,1? The order of the alkene is The order of the bromine is: The overall kinetic order of the reaction is The units of the rate constant are: M-'s-1 M²s-1 s-1

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