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Consider the following acid base reaction: HCI+ NaOH H₂O + NaCl If the reaction rate quadruples when the concentration of NaOH is doubled, it means that: a) The reaction is second order is NaOH b) The reaction is first order is NaOH Oc) The reaction is first order is HCI

Consider the following acid base reaction: HCI+ NaOH H₂O + NaCl If the reaction rate quadruples when the concentration of NaOH is doubled, it means that: a) The reaction is second order is NaOH b) The reaction is first order is NaOH Oc) The reaction is first order is HCI

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