Chemistry, asked by akash54292, 8 months ago

how will rate of reaction change when (A) is doubled for second order reaction

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Answered by tis00160

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If the overall order is being determined, the concentration of all reactants should change by the same factor. If the reaction is first order, then if the concentration doubles the rate will also double. ... If the reaction is second order, then if the concentration doubles the rate will quadruple.

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