2. The SN1 reaction is first order, which means the rate is only dependent upon the concentration of one reactant. The reaction below shows a first order rate equation: Br MeOH LOME HBr Rate = k [substrate] a. What happens to the rate when the concentration of tert-butyl bromide is doubled and the concentration of MeOH remains the same? b. What happens to the rate when the concentration of MeOH is doubled and the concentration of tert-butyl bromide remains the same?

2. The SN1 reaction is first order, which means the rate is only dependent upon the concentration of one reactant. The reaction below shows a first order rate equation: Br MeOH LOME HBr Rate = k [substrate] a. What happens to the rate when the concentration of tert-butyl bromide is doubled and the concentration of MeOH remains the same? b. What happens to the rate when the concentration of MeOH is doubled and the concentration of tert-butyl bromide remains the same?

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