Question 5 The reaction of n-butylbromide and the methoxide anion (CH3O) is found to follow the following rate equation: rate = k,[CH3(CH2)3Br][[CH3O] A: What is the kinetic order with respect to n-butylbromide? B: What is the overall kinetic order of the reaction? O A: second, B: second O A: zeroth, B: second O A: zeroth, B: first O A: first, B: second O A: first, B: first

Question 5 The reaction of n-butylbromide and the methoxide anion (CH3O) is found to follow the following rate equation: rate = k,[CH3(CH2)3Br][[CH3O] A: What is the kinetic order with respect to n-butylbromide? B: What is the overall kinetic order of the reaction? O A: second, B: second O A: zeroth, B: second O A: zeroth, B: first O A: first, B: second O A: first, B: first

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