Final equation for the representation of rate of reaction in term of concentration is called

Correct answer: A. Rate law

  • A. Rate law
  • B. Rate constant
  • C. Reaction rate
  • D. Reaction order

Explanation

The rate law, or rate equation, states the rate as the rate constant multiplied by concentration terms raised to their experimentally determined powers. The rate constant is only the proportionality factor within it and the order is the exponent, so both are components of the rate law rather than the equation itself. Orders must be found by experiment, since they need not match the coefficients in the balanced equation.

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About Rate Constant

The rate constant, k, connects reaction rate with reactant concentrations in a rate law and has a value fixed for a particular reaction at a given temperature. Questions involve determining k from rate data, identifying its units for different reaction orders, and applying the Arrhenius equation to temperature changes.

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