The reaction shown in panel I of the figure is the formation a cyclic anhydride by attack of a carboxylate anion. Based on the rate information thereaction on top of I goes.than the reaction on the bottom of I and this is due toA-0 +ABRate at 1 M concentrations 4x 10* MsIncreasing rateof reaction(assume A and B reactupon sideways collsion)Rate 08 MisIIfaster, proximity effectB. more slowly, acid base catalysisfaster, orientation effectC.D.more slowly, proximity effectF. more slowly, orientation effect

The proximity effect is the ability of reaction to occur at a faster rate due to the presence of…

The reaction shown in panel I of the figure is the formation a cyclic anhydride by attack of a carboxylate anion. Based on the rate information the reaction on top of I goes_ _ than the reaction on the bottom of I and this is due to, • - A- . © Rate at 1 M concertrations *4x 10* Ms Increasing rate of reaction (assume A and 8 react upon sideways colision) Rate 08 Mis II O faster, proximity effect O B. more slowly, acid base catalysis oc faster, orientation effect O D. more slowly, proximity effect O E. more slowly, orientation effect

The reaction shown in panel I of the figure is the formation a cyclic anhydride by attack of a carboxylate anion. Based on the rate information the reaction on top of I goes_ _ than the reaction on the bottom of I and this is due to, • - A- . © Rate at 1 M concertrations 4x 10 Ms Increasing rate of reaction (assume A and 8 react upon sideways colision) Rate 08 Mis II O faster, proximity effect O B. more slowly, acid base catalysis oc faster, orientation effect O D. more slowly, proximity effect O E. more slowly, orientation effect

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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