The reaction CH3CI + OH CH3OH + Cl occurs by the following mechanism: Step 1: CH3CI-CH3+ + Cr (slow) Step 2: CH3 + OH → CH3OH (fast) What is a reasonable rate law for the overall reaction? O rate = k[CH3 *[H] O rate= K[CH3CH rate= K[CH3CI] O rate = K[CH3CI][O O rate = K[CH3¹]

The reaction CH3CI + OH CH3OH + Cl occurs by the following mechanism: Step 1: CH3CI-CH3+ + Cr (slow) Step 2: CH3 + OH → CH3OH (fast) What is a reasonable rate law for the overall reaction? O rate = k[CH3 *[H] O rate= K[CH3CH rate= K[CH3CI] O rate = K[CH3CI][O O rate = K[CH3¹]

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The reaction CH3CI + OH
CH3OH + Cl occurs by the following mechanism:
Step 1: CH3CI-CH3
+ CI
(slow)
Step 2: CH3 + OH-
CH3OH
(fast)
What is a reasonable rate law for the overall reaction?
O rate= K[CH3*][OH]
O rate= K[CH3C][H]
O rate = k[CH3CI]
O rate = k[CH3CH²
O rate = K[CH3*]
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