Q6: Consider the following reaction:(CH3) 3CBR + H20(CH3) 3COH + HBr1.a: What will happen to the rate of the reaction if [ (CH3) 3CBr]is doubledb: What will happen to the rate of the reaction if [H0] isdoubledc: What will happen to the rate of the reaction if both[ (CH3) 3CB1] and [H20] are doubled

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Consider the following reaction: (CH3) 3CB + H20 - (CH3) 3COH + HBr a: What will happen to the rate of the reaction if [(CH3) 3CB1] is doubled b: What will happen to the rate of the reaction if [H,0] is doubled c: What will happen to the rate of the reaction if both [ (CH3) 3CB ] and [H20] are doubled

Consider the following reaction: (CH3) 3CB + H20 - (CH3) 3COH + HBr a: What will happen to the rate of the reaction if [(CH3) 3CB1] is doubled b: What will happen to the rate of the reaction if [H,0] is doubled c: What will happen to the rate of the reaction if both [ (CH3) 3CB ] and [H20] are doubled

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