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22.4b The rate law for the reaction in Exercise 22.2b was reported as d[C]/dt = k[A][B][C]−1 . Express the rate law in terms of the reaction rate; what are the units for k in each case

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22.4b The rate law for the reaction in Exercise 22.2b was reported as d[C]/dt = k[A][B][C]−1 . Express the rate law in terms of the reaction rate; what are the units for k in each case?

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