It can be deduced from the rate equation of the reaction, CH-COCH, + l- CH,COCH;I + H + given by rate - K[CH COCH ][H'], that the reaction is 1 Second order 2 Zero order with respect to 2. 3 Unimolecular A. !! D

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It can be deduced from the rate equation of
35.
the reaction,
CH:COCH, + 1 CH,COCH;I + H +
given by rate = K[CH,COCH ][H'], that the
reaction is
1 Second order
2 Zero order with respect to I2.
3 Unimolecular
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Transcribed Image Text:It can be deduced from the rate equation of 35. the reaction, CH:COCH, + 1 CH,COCH;I + H + given by rate = K[CH,COCH ][H'], that the reaction is 1 Second order 2 Zero order with respect to I2. 3 Unimolecular !3! A
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