For the chemical reaction CH3Br + OH - → CH3OH + Br-, which of the following would indicate the reaction occurred?

a. decrease in CH3OH concentration over time

b. increase in OH - over time

c. increase in CH3Br over time

d. decrease in CH3Br over time

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27 January, 04:26

For the chemical reaction CH3Br + OH - → CH3OH + Br-, which of the following would indicate the reaction occurred?

a. decrease in CH3OH concentration over time

b. increase in OH - over time

c. increase in CH3Br over time

d. decrease in CH3Br over time

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Alex Parker · Answer 1

In a chemical reaction equation, the ones written on the left of the arrow are the reactants and on the right are the products. If there is a reaction, it should be understood that the reactant quantity should decrease and the product quantity should increase. From the given choices, the most logical thing to occur if there is a reaction is letter D. decrease in CH3Br over time.

For the chemical reaction CH3Br + OH - → CH3OH + Br-, which of the following would indicate the reaction occurred?a. decrease in CH3OH concentration over timeb. increase in OH - over timec. increase in CH3Br over timed. decrease in CH3Br over time

For the chemical reaction CH3Br + OH - → CH3OH + Br-, which of the following would indicate the reaction occurred?

a. decrease in CH3OH concentration over time

b. increase in OH - over time

c. increase in CH3Br over time

d. decrease in CH3Br over time