QUESTION 10 How many times do the reaction rates change if the concentrations of reactants are changed according to the following description: CH₂OH CH₂CH₂ Br A + CHO B CH3 H₂C-C-Br + CH₂ A CH₂OH B CH₂CH₂-OCH₂ CH3 H₂C-C -OCH₂ CH3 In the first reaction, both concentrations of A and B are increased twice, the reaction rate changes times In the second reaction, both concentrations of A and B are increased three times, the reaction rate changes times Hint: Identify if the reaction is SN1 or SN2. SN1 reaction is first order, and reaction rate is proportional to the substrate concentration only rak(A); SN2 is second order, reaction rate is proportional to both the substrate and the nucleophile concentrations rak(A)(B). r- reaction rate; k-rate constant; (A)-concentration of substrate; (B)- concentration of nucleophile.

QUESTION 10 How many times do the reaction rates change if the concentrations of reactants are changed according to the following description: CH₂OH CH₂CH₂ Br A + CHO B CH3 H₂C-C-Br + CH₂ A CH₂OH B CH₂CH₂-OCH₂ CH3 H₂C-C -OCH₂ CH3 In the first reaction, both concentrations of A and B are increased twice, the reaction rate changes times In the second reaction, both concentrations of A and B are increased three times, the reaction rate changes times Hint: Identify if the reaction is SN1 or SN2. SN1 reaction is first order, and reaction rate is proportional to the substrate concentration only rak(A); SN2 is second order, reaction rate is proportional to both the substrate and the nucleophile concentrations rak(A)(B). r- reaction rate; k-rate constant; (A)-concentration of substrate; (B)- concentration of nucleophile.

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