How is the rate of the reaction affected when concentrations of both nucleophile and alkyl halide are doubled for SN' reaction? (A) rate is doubled B) rate remains the same c) rate is tripled D rate is quadrupled(4 times)

How is the rate of the reaction affected when concentrations of both nucleophile and alkyl halide are doubled for SN' reaction? (A) rate is doubled B) rate remains the same c) rate is tripled D rate is quadrupled(4 times)

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How is the rate of the reaction affected when concentrations of both nucleophile and alkyl
halide are doubled for SN' reaction?
(A) rate is doubled
B) rate remains the same
c) rate is tripled
D rate is quadrupled(4 times)

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