During a SN2 the rate of the reaction, how will the rate be impacted if the...
During a SN2 the rate of the reaction, how will the rate be impacted if the nucleophile concentration is doubled?
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No change in the rate. |
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The rate will half. |
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The rate of the reaction will double. |
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Impossible to say. |
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