QUESTION 3The rate law for the reaction A+2B →C+3D is v=k[A][B]. The rate law in terms of the rate of formation of D isd[D]/dt=k[D]³O d[D]/dt=3k[D]O d[D]/dt=k[A][B]O d[D]/dt=3k[A][B]

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QUESTION 3 The rate law for the reaction A+2B →C+3D is v=k[A][B]. The rate law in terms of the rate of formation of D is d[D]/dt=k[D]³ O d[D]/dt=3k[D] O d[D]/dt=k[A][B] d[D]/dt=3k[A][B]