Rate of reaction when the reactants concentration is taken as unity is called?
Correct answer: D. Specific rate constant
- A. Arrhenius constant
- B. Ideal rate constant
- C. Molecularity
- D. Specific rate constant
Explanation
Specific rate constant, is the rate constant that relates the concentrations of reactants to the rate of reaction when the reactants' concentration is taken as unity. It is specific to a particular reaction and is determined experimentally. So, option D is correct.
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