(Q78) Consider the following rate law:Rate = k [A][B]?[D]Select all the true statements listed below:O The reaction is third order overallO The reaction is fourth order overallO The reaction is fırst order in DO If reactant "C" is involved in the reaction, its reaction order is 0The reaction is fourth order in each reactantO The overall reaction order is 1.33O The concentration of "D" must be at least twice that of "B" for the reaction to occur at allO The reaction is second order overallO The rate constant is represented by the letter 'k"O The reaction is fırst order in the rate constant

(Q78) Consider the following rate law: Rate = k [A][B]?[D] Select all the true statements listed below: O The reaction is third order overall O The reaction is fourth order overall The reaction is fırst order in D O If reactant "C" is involved in the reaction, its reaction order is 0 O The reaction is fourth order in each reactant O The overall reaction order is 1.33 O The concentration of "D" must be at least twice that of "B" for the reaction to occur at all O The reaction is second order overall O The rate constant is represented by the letter 'k" O The reaction is first order in the rate constant

(Q78) Consider the following rate law: Rate = k [A][B]?[D] Select all the true statements listed below: O The reaction is third order overall O The reaction is fourth order overall The reaction is fırst order in D O If reactant "C" is involved in the reaction, its reaction order is 0 O The reaction is fourth order in each reactant O The overall reaction order is 1.33 O The concentration of "D" must be at least twice that of "B" for the reaction to occur at all O The reaction is second order overall O The rate constant is represented by the letter 'k" O The reaction is first order in the rate constant

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Chapter12: Chemical Kinetics

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