Answer:
D
Explanation:
The potential energy curve of a system of atoms define the potential energy of the atoms with respect to the inter-nuclear separation. The minimum point of the curve represents the equilibrium bond length of the bond.
The energy of the system depends on the distance between the two interacting atoms.
Looking at the potential energy curve for hydrogen molecule in option D, we can assert that a chemical bond indeed exists between the two atoms of hydrogen and the minimum point of the curve is the equilibrium bond length of the bond.
Answer:
(a) Formation of the carbocation is the rate-determining step (RDS)
(c) Reactions at chiral carbons proceed with inversion of stereochemistry
Explanation:
SN1 reactions arenucleophilic substitution reactions in which the rate determining step is unimolecular.
The formation of a carbocation is the rate determining step. This depends on the electrophilicity of the leaving group. Thus the SN1 reaction mechanisms is dependent on the electrophile and not the nucleophile.
Polar and acidic solvents which can assist in the formation of the carbocation speeds up the rate determining step.
If the formation of carbocation occurs at a chiral center, both retention and inversion of stereochemistry are likely to occur.
Therefore, the correct options are A and C.
When it is at a high temperature and low pressures, a real gas then behave most like an ideal gas.