2A+B-A₂B What is the reaction rate if k = 2.55 M-2s¹ and [A] = 1.50 M [B] = 1.10 M? Hint: Write down the correct differential rate law based on the order with respect to A and B, then plug in the concentrations and k to calculate rate (R). Your Answer: Answer units

2A+B-A₂B What is the reaction rate if k = 2.55 M-2s¹ and [A] = 1.50 M [B] = 1.10 M? Hint: Write down the correct differential rate law based on the order with respect to A and B, then plug in the concentrations and k to calculate rate (R). Your Answer: Answer units

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