### Understanding Reaction RatesThe rate law of the overall reaction:\[ A + B \rightarrow C \]is given by the expression:\[ \text{rate} = k[A]^2. \]This tells us that the rate of the reaction depends on the concentration of reactant A squared and is independent of the concentration of reactant B in this specific context.#### QuestionWhich of the following will **not** increase the rate of the reaction?**Select one:*** A. Increasing the concentration of reactant B* B. Adding a catalyst for the reaction* C. Increasing the concentration of reactant A* D. Increasing the temperature of the reaction* E. All of these will increase the rate.

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The rate law of the overall reaction A + B C is rate k[A]. Which of the following will not increase the rate of the reaction? %3D Select one: O A. increasing the concentration of reactant B O B. adding a catalyst for the reaction O C. increaşing the concentration of reactant A O D. increasing the temperature of the reaction O E. All of these will increase the rate.

The rate law of the overall reaction A + B C is rate k[A]. Which of the following will not increase the rate of the reaction? %3D Select one: O A. increasing the concentration of reactant B O B. adding a catalyst for the reaction O C. increaşing the concentration of reactant A O D. increasing the temperature of the reaction O E. All of these will increase the rate.

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