_ are units of rate of reaction.

Correct answer: C. mol dm-3 sec-1

  • A. mol dm3 sec-1
  • B. mol dm3 minute-1
  • C. mol dm-3 sec-1
  • D. mol dm3 hour-1

Explanation

The correct answer is mol dm-3 sec-1. The rate of reaction is the change in concentration of a reactant or product over time. The units of rate of reaction are moles per cubic decimeter per second (mol dm-3 sec-1). This means that the rate of reaction is the number of moles of reactant or product that are converted per cubic decimeter of solution per second.

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