Abstract
Iodine-methyl oleate-heptane solutions were heated in sealed tubes at 140°C.
It was found that experimental data satisfy the following rate equation :
-d [C] /dt=kcis [C] -ktrans [T] /√1+Kcis [C] +Ktrans [T] kcis= (const) × [I2] 1/2, ktrans= (const) '× [I2] 1/2
where [C] and [T] are the concentrations of cis and trans isomers, respectively. Kcis and Ktrans denote the iodine molecule-corresponding isomer charge transfer equilibrium constants.