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The units for the rate constant of a first-order reaction are which of the following? O L mor1 s-1 O mol L-1 s-1 O 5-1 O 12 mol-2 s-1

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The units for the rate constant of a first-order reaction are which of the following?
L mor1
-15-1
mol L-1s-1
s-1
O L2 mor2 s-1

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