Rate constant, k, for intramolecular of A was determined as 10 min whereas, second order rate constant, k2 in the presence of trimethylamine was 8.4 x 10- 3 M1 min1. A (i) Suggest the form of the above catalysis. (ii) Calculate the effective molarity of the reaction. What is the effective molarity tells about the reaction. (ii) Provide a mechanism of the intramolecular above and their steps to give products.

Rate constant, k, for intramolecular of A was determined as 10 min whereas, second order rate constant, k2 in the presence of trimethylamine was 8.4 x 10- 3 M1 min1. A (i) Suggest the form of the above catalysis. (ii) Calculate the effective molarity of the reaction. What is the effective molarity tells about the reaction. (ii) Provide a mechanism of the intramolecular above and their steps to give products.

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