13 14 15 15. Which of the following statements is false regarding these reactions?A. The kinetics of these reactions are second-orderB. The kinetics of these reactions are first-order in the nucleophileC. The rate law would be of the form R = k[alkyl halide]?D. The kinetics of these reactions are first-order in alkyl halide Instructions (questions 12-15): Consider the pair of reactions below to answer thefollowing questions.OH-, H20ABrBrHOʻBrSH", CH3SHSHBr12. Which reaction is predicted to be faster (A or B)?13. Reactions A and B are of the same type. Classify the reactions shown in A and B asSN1 or Sn2 (write 1 if SN1, write 2 if SN2)?14. If the alkyl halide in each of these reactions was an alkyl chloride instead of thebromide,A. the reaction rate would decrease.B. a better leaving group would be involved.

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Br OH¯, H2O A + Br HO SH¯, CH3SH „SH + в Br Br 12. Which reaction is predicted to be faster (A or B)? 13. Reactions A and B are of the same type. Classify the reactions shown in A and B as SN1 or Sn2 (write 1 if Sn1, write 2 if Sn2)? 14. If the alkyl halide in each of these reactions was an alkyl chloride instead of the bromide, A. the reaction rate would decrease. B. a better leaving group would be involved.

Br OH¯, H2O A + Br HO SH¯, CH3SH „SH + в Br Br 12. Which reaction is predicted to be faster (A or B)? 13. Reactions A and B are of the same type. Classify the reactions shown in A and B as SN1 or Sn2 (write 1 if Sn1, write 2 if Sn2)? 14. If the alkyl halide in each of these reactions was an alkyl chloride instead of the bromide, A. the reaction rate would decrease. B. a better leaving group would be involved.

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