Answer the questions posed with reference to the reaction profile shown. В D A E С 1. What letter(s) represent the starting material(s)? 2. What letter(s) represent the product(s)? 3. What letter(s) represent the intermediate(s)? 4. What letter(s) represent the transition state(s)? 5. How many steps are there in this reaction? 6. How many Es are there in this reaction? 7. If there is more than one step in this reaction, which is the rate-determining (slow) step? 8. Write the equation for this reaction: 9. Write the general form of the rate law for this reaction: 10. Which factor, if any, in the rate law changes if temperature is changed? Answer the following questions using the data provided here:

Answer the questions posed with reference to the reaction profile shown. В D A E С 1. What letter(s) represent the starting material(s)? 2. What letter(s) represent the product(s)? 3. What letter(s) represent the intermediate(s)? 4. What letter(s) represent the transition state(s)? 5. How many steps are there in this reaction? 6. How many Es are there in this reaction? 7. If there is more than one step in this reaction, which is the rate-determining (slow) step? 8. Write the equation for this reaction: 9. Write the general form of the rate law for this reaction: 10. Which factor, if any, in the rate law changes if temperature is changed? Answer the following questions using the data provided here:

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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