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are limiting electrophilic addition followed by a fast deprotonation, such as that shown in the be true + SO, SOH step 1
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are limiting electrophilic addition followed by a fast deprotonation, such as that shown in the be true + SO, SOH step 1
are limiting electrophilic addition followed by a fast deprotonation, such as that shown in the be true + SO, SOH step 1 SO, step 2 a. If you compared the sulfonation of CoHs to the sulfonation of C.Do what would kr/kp be if electrophilic addition was the rate limiting step? Explain your reasoning. b. If you compared the sulfonation of C.He to the sulfonation of CD, what would kn/ko be if deprotonation of the cyclohexadienyl cation intermediate was the rate limiting step? Explain your reasoning. c. If you measured the rate of sulfonation of a family of substituted benzenes and constructed a Hammett plot of log kobs vs. o, what would your measured reaction constant rho (o) be if electrophilic addition was the rate limiting step? Explain your reasoning d. If you measured the rate of sulfonation of a family of substituted benzenes and constructed a Hammett plot of log kobs vs. o, what would your measured reaction constant rho () be if deprotonation of the cyclohexadienyl cation intermediate was the rate limiting step? Explain your reasoning.