7:31 What effect would you expect the following changes to have on the SN2 reaction of CH3Br and CN- to give CH3CN? (a) The concentration of CH3Br is tripled and that of CN- is halved. (b) The concentration of CH3Br is halved and that of CN- is tripled. (c) The concentration of CH3Br is tripled and that of CN- is doubled. (d) The reaction temperature is raised. (e) The volume of the reacting solution is doubled by addition of more solvent.

7:31 What effect would you expect the following changes to have on the SN2 reaction of CH3Br and CN- to give CH3CN? (a) The concentration of CH3Br is tripled and that of CN- is halved. (b) The concentration of CH3Br is halved and that of CN- is tripled. (c) The concentration of CH3Br is tripled and that of CN- is doubled. (d) The reaction temperature is raised. (e) The volume of the reacting solution is doubled by addition of more solvent.

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