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10 June, 00:40

Suppose that the mechanism of hydrolysis of tert - butyl chloride preceded by a different mechanism so that the predicted rate law was: (d[RCl]/dt) = k[RCl][H2O]. From this experiment, would you be able to distinguish between this mechanism (which gives an order creation of reaction = 2) and the mechanism proposed above (which gives a Diest order rate law) ? Explain your answer.

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