The following reaction: CH3CH₂Br + H₂O CH3CH₂OH + HBr is first order with respect to CH3CH₂Br and first order with respect to H₂O. The initial concentration of both reactants is 0.100 M. a. What is the overall rate equation for the reaction? b. What is the value and units for the rate constant, k, if the rate of the reaction is 2.50 M/s? 1

The following reaction: CH3CH₂Br + H₂O CH3CH₂OH + HBr is first order with respect to CH3CH₂Br and first order with respect to H₂O. The initial concentration of both reactants is 0.100 M. a. What is the overall rate equation for the reaction? b. What is the value and units for the rate constant, k, if the rate of the reaction is 2.50 M/s? 1

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