For a given reaction: C + D → products experimental data show that when [C] is doubled the rate quadruples and when [D] is tripled the rate increases by a factor of three. Which of the following is the correct rate law for this reaction? A. B. C. D. E. Rate = K[C]² F. Rate = k[C][D]² Rate = k[D]² Rate = k[C]4[D]³ Rate = k[C]²[D] Rate = k[C]²[D]³

For a given reaction: C + D → products experimental data show that when [C] is doubled the rate quadruples and when [D] is tripled the rate increases by a factor of three. Which of the following is the correct rate law for this reaction? A. B. C. D. E. Rate = K[C]² F. Rate = k[C][D]² Rate = k[D]² Rate = k[C]4[D]³ Rate = k[C]²[D] Rate = k[C]²[D]³

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