How will the rate of each of the following SN2 reactions change if it is carried out in a more polar solvent? а. СН,СH,СH,CH,Br + HOо → CH;CH,CH,CH,OH + Br b. CH;SCH3 + NH3 CH;NH, + CH3SCH3 > CH3 c. CH3CH2I + NH3 CH,CH,NH, I

How will the rate of each of the following SN2 reactions change if it is carried out in a more polar solvent? а. СН,СH,СH,CH,Br + HOо → CH;CH,CH,CH,OH + Br b. CH;SCH3 + NH3 CH;NH, + CH3SCH3 > CH3 c. CH3CH2I + NH3 CH,CH,NH, I

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How will the rate of each of the attach SN2 reactions change if it is carried out in a more polar solvent?

How will the rate of each of the following SN2 reactions change if it is carried out in a more polar solvent?
а. СН,СH,СH,CH,Br + HOо
→ CH;CH,CH,CH,OH + Br
b. CH;SCH3 + NH3
CH;NH,
+ CH3SCH3
>
CH3
c. CH3CH2I
+ NH3
CH,CH,NH, I

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