Consider the single-step, bimolecular reaction Macmillan Leaming CH,Br+ NaOH - CH,OH + NaBr When the concentrations of CH,Br and NaOH are both 0.14 M, the reaction rate is 0.0030 Ms. What is the reaction rate if you double the concentration of CH, Br? 0.0060 reaction rate = What is the reaction rate if you halve the concentration of NaOH? reaction rate= 0.0018 Incorrect What is the reaction rate if you increase the concentrations of both CH, Br and NaOH by a factor of 5? 0.32 reaction rate = Incorrect 13 Sor Macmillan Learning bo Yo the the The und as in CH Ms conc and 0.07 Ms Ms

Consider the single-step, bimolecular reaction Macmillan Leaming CH,Br+ NaOH - CH,OH + NaBr When the concentrations of CH,Br and NaOH are both 0.14 M, the reaction rate is 0.0030 Ms. What is the reaction rate if you double the concentration of CH, Br? 0.0060 reaction rate = What is the reaction rate if you halve the concentration of NaOH? reaction rate= 0.0018 Incorrect What is the reaction rate if you increase the concentrations of both CH, Br and NaOH by a factor of 5? 0.32 reaction rate = Incorrect 13 Sor Macmillan Learning bo Yo the the The und as in CH Ms conc and 0.07 Ms Ms

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