Experimental Research of Kinetics Reaction of Alcohol NCSA in Water Acetic Acid
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https://doi.org/10.29070/aqmwga57Keywords:
Chemical kinetic, NCSA, Bromine-addition, Acetic acid and ionAbstract
A study was analyzed “Experimental research of kinetics reaction of alcohol NCSA in water acetic acid.” The experimental research been examined by kinetic coordination by the second bromine molecule with the complex appears to be necessary for the removal of Br - ion from the complex as Br3- ion. In the halogen-addition to olefins in acetic acid reaction on CH₂=CHCH₂C1, CH₂=CHOH₂CH, and CH₂=CHBr. In the addition-reactions, the effect of added salts is to stretch the Br-Br2 bond in the transition state intermediate on Robertson et.al., found, from their kinetic study of Bromine and add to various elements olefins in aceti-acid, that’s overall reactions are 3rd-order (first-order in olefin and second-order in bromine) even in fairly dilute solutions of reactants.
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