Figure 9-6 shows a reaction and its products. Which of the following statementsis/are NOT true about this reaction?00The kinetics are first order and depend on the concentration of alkyl halideBr is the nucleophile.Product A is the result of a hydride shift.Product B is the result of a hydride shift.Product C is the result of a hydride shift.Product D is the result of a hydride shiftProduct C is more stable than product D.The nucleophile is the solvent CH3OH. Figure9-6BrCH3OHAсAOCH SochtzBE

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Figure 9-6 shows a reaction and its products. Which of the following statements
is/are NOT true about this reaction?
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The kinetics are first order and depend on the concentration of alkyl halide
Br is the nucleophile.
Product A is the result of a hydride shift.
Product B is the result of a hydride shift.
Product C is the result of a hydride shift.
Product D is the result of a hydride shift
Product C is more stable than product D.
The nucleophile is the solvent CH3OH.

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