For a first order chemical reaction, the rate constant_________________?

Correct answer: C. Has unit of time-1

  • A. Changes on changing the concentration units
  • B. Is not a function of the unit of time
  • C. Has unit of time-1
  • D. None of these

Explanation

For a first-order law, rate = kC, so k must have units of inverse time, such as s⁻¹. Its numerical value changes if the time unit changes, but its dimensional form remains time⁻¹.

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