The rate law for the reaction A + B → C +Dis said to be third order OVERALL with respect to the consumption of A and B. Which of the rate equations below is possible? Or = k[A][B] Or = k[AJ²[B] Or = k[AJ°[Bf Or = k[A]°[B1?

The rate law for the reaction A + B → C +Dis said to be third order OVERALL with respect to the consumption of A and B. Which of the rate equations below is possible? Or = k[A][B] Or = k[AJ²[B] Or = k[AJ°[Bf Or = k[A]°[B1?

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