Increasing the concentratuion of an electropille in a typical `S_(N^(2))` reaction by reaction by a factor of 3 and the concentration of the nuckleophile by a factor of 3 will change the reaction rate to:
A
Increase by a factor of 6
B
Increase by factor of 9
C
decrease by a factor of 3
D
Ramain about the same
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B
rate of `S_(N^(2))=K`[substreate][Nu]
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