Q4: 1. Calculate the enthalpy and entropy of activation (AH and AS*) at 40 °C for the acetolysis of m-chlorobenzyl p-toluenesulfonate from the data given: 2. Determine the value of p for the reaction shown from the data given: + OH™ SO3 OH Temp 25 40 50.1 58.8 Y H CH₂O CH₂ Br NO₂ kx 105 (s ¹) 0.0136 0.085 0.272 0.726 k (M¹s¹) 37.4 21.3 24.0 95.1 1430

Q4: 1. Calculate the enthalpy and entropy of activation (AH and AS*) at 40 °C for the acetolysis of m-chlorobenzyl p-toluenesulfonate from the data given: 2. Determine the value of p for the reaction shown from the data given: + OH™ SO3 OH Temp 25 40 50.1 58.8 Y H CH₂O CH₂ Br NO₂ kx 105 (s ¹) 0.0136 0.085 0.272 0.726 k (M¹s¹) 37.4 21.3 24.0 95.1 1430

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