Question #9 only QUESTION 7H2SO-S-CH3acetoneHow will the rate of the reaction change if the concentration of H2S is doubled?A. The reaction rate will not change.The reaction rate will decrease and be half as fast.OB.O C. The reaction rate will increase and be 2 times faster.The reaction rate will increase and be 4 times faster.OD.QUESTION 8How will the reaction rate change if the solvent is changed from acetone to HOCH3?O A. The rate will increase.O B. The change in rate cannot be determined.O C. The rate will decrease.O D. The rate will not change.QUESTION 9How will the reaction rate of the SN1 reaction change if the electrophile is switched from the tertiary electrophile to a secondary electrophile in which the methyl group is removed from the alpha carbon?O A. The rate will decrease.O B. The rate will increase.O C. The rate will not change.O D. The change in rate cannot be determined.

We have to predict about rate change upon replacing the electrophile.

Answered: QUESTION 9 How will the reaction rate…

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