What is the rate expression for the reaction A +B+C→D+E if: (1) doubling the concentration of A caused the rate of the reaction to double. (2) doubling the concentration of B caused the rate of the reaction to double. (3) doubling the concentration of C had no effect on the rate of the reaction. a) Rate = k[A] b) Rate = k[B] c) Rate = k[C] d) Rate = k[A][B] %3D e) Rate = k[B][C] f) Rate = k[A][C] g) Rate = k[A][B][C]

What is the rate expression for the reaction A +B+C→D+E if: (1) doubling the concentration of A caused the rate of the reaction to double. (2) doubling the concentration of B caused the rate of the reaction to double. (3) doubling the concentration of C had no effect on the rate of the reaction. a) Rate = k[A] b) Rate = k[B] c) Rate = k[C] d) Rate = k[A][B] %3D e) Rate = k[B][C] f) Rate = k[A][C] g) Rate = k[A][B][C]

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What is the rate expression for the reaction A +B +C → D + E if:
(1) doubling the concentration of A caused the rate of the reaction to double.
(2) doubling the concentration of B caused the rate of the reaction to double.
(3) doubling the concentration of C had no effect on the rate of the reaction.
a) Rate = k[A]
b) Rate = k[B]
c) Rate = k[C]
d) Rate = k[A][B]
%3D
e) Rate = k[B][C]
f) Rate = k[A][C]
g) Rate = k[A][B][C]
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