See Figure 9-4. Which of the following statement(s) is/are FALSE about this reaction? 000 The process is bimolecular Increasing the concentration of hydroxide will cause the reaction rate to increase. Changing the nucleophile to HS- will cause the reaction to go slower. The absolute configuration goes from R to S. The product is a racemic mixture of both R and S.

See Figure 9-4. Which of the following statement(s) is/are FALSE about this reaction? 000 The process is bimolecular Increasing the concentration of hydroxide will cause the reaction rate to increase. Changing the nucleophile to HS- will cause the reaction to go slower. The absolute configuration goes from R to S. The product is a racemic mixture of both R and S.

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Changing the nucleophile to HS- will cause the reaction to go slower.
The absolute configuration goes from R to S.
The product is a racemic mixture of both R and S.

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