### Chemical Reaction Rate Problem**Question:**If the reaction rate of the following reaction is \( x \), doubling the concentration of KCN would give what rate?**Diagram:**- A chemical structure depicted as a hexagon with a chlorine atom (Cl) attached.- The presence of KCN (potassium cyanide) is indicated, showing it as a reactant.- An arrow points to the right, suggesting the progression of the reaction.**Options:**- a) No change in reaction rate- b) \( x^2 \)- c) \( x/2 \)- d) \( 2x \)- e) \( x^2/2 \)The diagram shows a basic representation of an organic reaction where the chlorine atom may be replaced by another group. The question explores the effect of increasing the concentration of KCN on the reaction rate, a key topic in chemical kinetics.

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