6. If the value of n for this rate law is 1, which of the following would be reasonable units for k? Hint: Remember! The units of k are whatever will yield units of concentratiom time fo the rate. mM mM²s mM mMs

6. If the value of n for this rate law is 1, which of the following would be reasonable units for k? Hint: Remember! The units of k are whatever will yield units of concentratiom time fo the rate. mM mM²s mM mMs

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter11: Chemical Kinetics: Rates Of Reactions

Section11.2: Effect Of Concentration On Reaction Rate

Problem 11.5E

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6. If the value of n for this rate law is 1, which of the following would be reasonable units for k?
Hint: Remember! The units of k are whatever will yield units of
concentration
time
fo the rate.
mM
mM2s
mM
тMs

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