The following reaction in aqueous solution was found to be first order in [OH-], first order in [C₂H5Br], and inverse first order in Br C₂H5Br + OH-C₂H5OH + Br Which one of the following mechanisms is consistent with the observed reaction order? C₂H5OHC₂H5OH (slow) C₂H5Br C₂H5 + Br (fast) C₂H5Br C₂H5+ Br C₂H5OHC₂H5OH C₂H5Br C₂H5 + Br OH+Br-HOBr HOBr +C₂H5 C₂H5OH+Br (fast) (slow) (fast) (slow) (fast) C₂H5Br +H₂O-C₂H5OH+H+Br (slow) H* + OH-H₂O (fast)

The following reaction in aqueous solution was found to be first order in [OH-], first order in [C₂H5Br], and inverse first order in Br C₂H5Br + OH-C₂H5OH + Br Which one of the following mechanisms is consistent with the observed reaction order? C₂H5OHC₂H5OH (slow) C₂H5Br C₂H5 + Br (fast) C₂H5Br C₂H5+ Br C₂H5OHC₂H5OH C₂H5Br C₂H5 + Br OH+Br-HOBr HOBr +C₂H5 C₂H5OH+Br (fast) (slow) (fast) (slow) (fast) C₂H5Br +H₂O-C₂H5OH+H+Br (slow) H* + OH-H₂O (fast)

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