See Figure 8-6. Which of the following statement(s) is/are FALSE about this reaction? 00 The process is bimolecular Increasing the concentration of hydroxide will cause the reaction rate to increase. Changing the nucleophile to HS will cause the reaction to go slower. The absolute configuration goes from R to S. The product is a racemic mixture of both R and S.

See Figure 8-6. Which of the following statement(s) is/are FALSE about this reaction? 00 The process is bimolecular Increasing the concentration of hydroxide will cause the reaction rate to increase. Changing the nucleophile to HS will cause the reaction to go slower. The absolute configuration goes from R to S. The product is a racemic mixture of both R and S.

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