1 The following reaction was pertormed in the lab:CH,OHCH3BrCH3Two different elimination reaction experiments were performed, with the concentrations of the substances changedindicated below:Reaction 1 Reaction 2Alkyl Halide0.020 M0.080 MNucleophile/Base0.020 M0.040 MHow did the rate change from the first to the second reaction?O Rate X4O Rate XBO Rate X2O Rate X6

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The following reaction was pertormed in tthe lab: CH,OH CH3 CH3 Br vo dimerent elimination reaction experiments were performed, with the concentrations of the substances changed as indicated below: Reaction 1 Reaction 2 Alkyl Halide 0.020 M 0.080 M Nucleophile/Base 0.020 M 0.040 M How did the rate change from the first to the second reaction? O Rate X4 O Rate XB O Rate X2 O Rate X6

The following reaction was pertormed in tthe lab: CH,OH CH3 CH3 Br vo dimerent elimination reaction experiments were performed, with the concentrations of the substances changed as indicated below: Reaction 1 Reaction 2 Alkyl Halide 0.020 M 0.080 M Nucleophile/Base 0.020 M 0.040 M How did the rate change from the first to the second reaction? O Rate X4 O Rate XB O Rate X2 O Rate X6

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Chapter8: Haloalkanes, Halogenation, And Radical Reactions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8.28P

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