Solvent: 50:50 water:isopropyl alcohol (v/v)Temperature:Volume of pure t-BuCl sample: \, 06 ML(3 sig figs.)Initial volume, V, of t-BuCl solution: |0l m(3 sig figs.)Calculated initial concentration of t-BuCl, [t-BuCl],: ¶. SI mol (3 sig figs.)Molarity of NaOH: . I50 m(3 sig figs.)TIMEBURETREADINGTOTAL VOLUMEOF NAOH ADDEDV, NAOH (mL)EXPIREDCALCULATEDTIME OF DAYIn[t-BuCl],(SECONDS)[t-BuCl],t9.81 M 22ss M16.1mL420 sec 18.2ml19.3 mL0.0 mL6:43O sec21 me 9.613.25.36.665762.262.252.332222212202.202192186:506:567:029.509.3114021.9 mL22.6 mLB.124.225.1mL7:0714401740204023409946994626.59.209119064.977:127:17mL7:227:777:32mL9.010.2426.326.5 m6.598.876 218mL27:3710.4 v13246Experimental Data B. Calculation of the rate of reaction at selected times.Calculate the rate of the reaction at each time indicated in the table. Express the ratein units of M/sec. Show the calculation of the 1000 second values.chemicai ledctianTIME (IN SECONDS)[t-BuC],RATE,t-Qucl+H201000thuoH + HCI20003000K= 3.1 10 sec-!

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B. Calculation of the rate of reaction at selected times. Calculate the rate of the reaction at each time indicated in the table. Express the rate in units of M/sec. Show the calculation of the 1000 second values. chemicai leaction TIME (IN SECONDS) [t-BuCl], RATE, t-Qucl + H20 1000 thuoH + HCI 2000 3000 K = 3.1 10 sec! -5 1-

B. Calculation of the rate of reaction at selected times. Calculate the rate of the reaction at each time indicated in the table. Express the rate in units of M/sec. Show the calculation of the 1000 second values. chemicai leaction TIME (IN SECONDS) [t-BuCl], RATE, t-Qucl + H20 1000 thuoH + HCI 2000 3000 K = 3.1 10 sec! -5 1-

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