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As we can se from the unit the order of reaction is First order reaction!
Let the rate of reaction be
Rate = k[A][B]
from the given data it is clear that by doubling the concentration of "A" Rate also becomes double when B is is kept constant.
Thus, the rate of reaction is directly proportional to the concentration of "A'
Rate directly proportional to [A]
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As we can se from the unit the order of reaction is First order reaction!
Let the rate of reaction be
Rate = k[A][B]
from the given data it is clear that by doubling the concentration of "A" Rate also becomes double when B is is kept constant.
Thus, the rate of reaction is directly proportional to the concentration of "A'
Rate directly proportional to [A]
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yes I'll do but after sometime... Bro!
If we keeping A constant, and double the conc. of B, the rate still doubles.... How would we know if rate depends on A or B... Please let me know....
* we keep
in that case too The order depends upon B!
Ok.... Got it... Thank u
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