What hypothesis did the Hammond Postulate help us to craft regarding the stability of carbocations and first order reaction rates? If a first order reaction proceeds faster, then the carbocation intermediate is more stable. O If a first order reaction proceeds more slowly, then the carbocation intermediate is more stable. O If a reaction proceeds with first order kinetics, then the carbocation intermediate is more stable. O If a reaction proceeds with second order kinetics, then the carbocation intermediate is less stable. O If a reaction proceeds with first order kinetics, then the transition state must be less stable than the carbocation intermediate. O If a reaction proceeds with second order kinetics, then the transition state must be less stable than the carbocation intermediate.

What hypothesis did the Hammond Postulate help us to craft regarding the stability of carbocations and first order reaction rates? If a first order reaction proceeds faster, then the carbocation intermediate is more stable. O If a first order reaction proceeds more slowly, then the carbocation intermediate is more stable. O If a reaction proceeds with first order kinetics, then the carbocation intermediate is more stable. O If a reaction proceeds with second order kinetics, then the carbocation intermediate is less stable. O If a reaction proceeds with first order kinetics, then the transition state must be less stable than the carbocation intermediate. O If a reaction proceeds with second order kinetics, then the transition state must be less stable than the carbocation intermediate.

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