Practice Problems 3. Explain why 4-methyl-3-penten-2-one absorbs at 314 nm, quite a bit higher than both butadiene and hexatriene. Your answer must explain how Lmax relates to molecular structure. 4. Explain which reaction would be faster and why. You need to use the rate law data to recognize which mechanism is at play. Br Nal Reaction 1: acetone substrate A Rate = k [substrate A] Nal Reaction 2: acetone Br Br substrate B Rate = k [substrate B]

Practice Problems 3. Explain why 4-methyl-3-penten-2-one absorbs at 314 nm, quite a bit higher than both butadiene and hexatriene. Your answer must explain how Lmax relates to molecular structure. 4. Explain which reaction would be faster and why. You need to use the rate law data to recognize which mechanism is at play. Br Nal Reaction 1: acetone substrate A Rate = k [substrate A] Nal Reaction 2: acetone Br Br substrate B Rate = k [substrate B]

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