Practice Problem (continued) Suppose the rate law of this reaction: A + B 3X is rate = k[A][B]². %3D Describe what will happen to the reaction rate under the following conditions: (c) the concentration of A is tripled and the concentration of B is halved 10

Practice Problem (continued) Suppose the rate law of this reaction: A + B 3X is rate = k[A][B]². %3D Describe what will happen to the reaction rate under the following conditions: (c) the concentration of A is tripled and the concentration of B is halved 10

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Practice Problem (continued)
Suppose the rate law of this reaction:
A + B 3X
is rate = k[A][B]².
Describe what will happen to the reaction rate
under the following conditions:
· (c) the concentration of A is tripled and the
concentration of B is halved

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