A reaction, A +B+ C-> D, follows the rate law: Rate = k [A]2 [B]1 [cj0 What is the unit of the rate constant based on the rate law provided? (Assume the concentration has the unit of molarity and time's unit is seconds.) O M-1 s-1 O M2 s2 O M-2. s-1 None of the above.

A reaction, A +B+ C-> D, follows the rate law: Rate = k [A]2 [B]1 [cj0 What is the unit of the rate constant based on the rate law provided? (Assume the concentration has the unit of molarity and time's unit is seconds.) O M-1 s-1 O M2 s2 O M-2. s-1 None of the above.

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