The following rate law applies for a reaction: rate = k[Cr³+][H+]². The greatest increase in rate will be found when: A) The concentration of Cr³+ is doubled. B) The concentration of Cr³+ is halved. C) The concentration of H+ is halved. D) The concentration of H- is doubled. E) None of the choices given will increase the rate. A

The following rate law applies for a reaction: rate = k[Cr³+][H+]². The greatest increase in rate will be found when: A) The concentration of Cr³+ is doubled. B) The concentration of Cr³+ is halved. C) The concentration of H+ is halved. D) The concentration of H- is doubled. E) None of the choices given will increase the rate. A

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