In one experiment, a researcher observes that increasing the concentration ofM in a reaction 2M Y + Z does not affect the rate of the reaction. Which ofthe following statements is a feasible conclusion?O M is not involved in the reactionthe reaction rate is zero order in [M]M is a catalystthe reaction rate is first order in [M]the reaction rate is zero order in M

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In one experiment, a researcher observes that increasing the concentration of M in a reaction 2M Y+Z does not affect the rate of the reaction. Which of the following statements is a feasible conclusion? M is not involved in the reaction the reaction rate is zero order in [M] M is a catalyst the reaction rate is first order in [M] O the reaction rate is zero order in M

In one experiment, a researcher observes that increasing the concentration of M in a reaction 2M Y+Z does not affect the rate of the reaction. Which of the following statements is a feasible conclusion? M is not involved in the reaction the reaction rate is zero order in [M] M is a catalyst the reaction rate is first order in [M] O the reaction rate is zero order in M

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