For reaction A+2b-C+2dthe rate law is
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The given reaction is:
A+2B+C⟶2D+E
According to question,
Rate=K[A]
1
[B]
2
[C]
0
−(i)
where, K is rate constant
Now, if the concentration of each reactant is doubled then,
(Rate)
new
=K[2A]
1
[2B]
[
2C]
0
=K.2[A]
1
.4[B]
2
.2[C]
0
(Rate)
new
=8.K[A]
1
[B]
2
[C]
0
−(ii)
Now, Dividing (ii) by (i) :-
Rate
(Rate)
new
=8
So, the final rate will be 8 times to that of initial.
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dr/dt = K[A]
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