Chemistry, asked by jskarrey9469, 11 months ago

For the elementary reaction the rate of disappearance of a is equal to

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Answer:

for elementary reaction rate of disappearence of a is equal to rate of appearance of b

Explanation:

in elementary reactions molecularity of reaction is always equal to its order

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