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Determine the unit of , the rate constant in the rate law of a second-order chemical reaction:
where the unit of rate is , is .
Determine the unit of , the rate constant in the rate law of a second-order chemical reaction:
where the unit of rate is , is .
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Some measurements of the initial rate of a certain reaction are given in the table below.
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2.49M | 0.760M | 91.0/Ms |
1.15M | 0.760M | 19.4/Ms |
2.49M | 3.02M | 362./Ms |
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