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In a reaction between an alkyl halide and methoxide, doubling the alkyl halide concentration doubles the rate of the reaction. Which of the following is a reasonable conclusion?
  1.The reaction is an SN2 process.
  2.The reaction proceeds by the SN1 mechanism.
  3.The observation indicates an E2 process.
  4.This is a reaction with E1 mechanism.
  5.None of the choices
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