Ruestion The reaction of methyl iodide with sodium azide, NaN3, proceeds by an SN2 mechanism. What is the effect of doubling the concentration of NaN3 on the rate of the reaction? O the rate increases 4 times O the rate doubles O the rate remains the same O the rate decreases by 1/2

Ruestion The reaction of methyl iodide with sodium azide, NaN3, proceeds by an SN2 mechanism. What is the effect of doubling the concentration of NaN3 on the rate of the reaction? O the rate increases 4 times O the rate doubles O the rate remains the same O the rate decreases by 1/2

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