a) The rate woulddouble. b) The ratewould triple. C) The ratewould be halved. d) Therate would not beaffected.4. What would happen to the rate of this reactiThe rate would double.b) The rate would triple.C) The rate would be halved.d) The rate would not be affected.concentration of Nabr were trpiourINaBrDMSOStrongnucWeak@2⁰=bascSN₂-[LG[muc

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4. What would happen to the rate of this reaction in the concentration of ivabr were pro a) The rate would double. b) The rate would triple. c) The rate would be halved. d) The rate would not be affected. ļ 20 NaBr DMSO Strong nuc Weak base @ 20: SN₂-[LGU

4. What would happen to the rate of this reaction in the concentration of ivabr were pro a) The rate would double. b) The rate would triple. c) The rate would be halved. d) The rate would not be affected. ļ 20 NaBr DMSO Strong nuc Weak base @ 20: SN₂-[LGU

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