t-BuBr + AcO- H3C Overall Balanced Equation: H3C H₂C AcO-+ [CAH,Br]* -Br + H3C- be Br-+ [C6H12O2] H₂C H3C IB + ACOH + Br- + CH3 H₂C- OH t-BuBr AcO- IB ACOH 102, Please provide the rate law for the disappearance of t-BuBr for this reaction. + Br-

t-BuBr + AcO- H3C Overall Balanced Equation: H3C H₂C AcO-+ [CAH,Br]* -Br + H3C- be Br-+ [C6H12O2] H₂C H3C IB + ACOH + Br- + CH3 H₂C- OH t-BuBr AcO- IB ACOH 102, Please provide the rate law for the disappearance of t-BuBr for this reaction. + Br-

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