If the Unit for a Particular Rate Constant Is M

question 58

Multiple Choice

If the unit for a particular rate constant is M ^{- 1}sec ^{- 1}, what is the order of the rate law?

• A) zero order
• B) 1^st order
• C) 2^nd order
• D) 3^rd order
• E) - 1 order

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