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Transcribed Image Text:Which statement is true about a
reactant that appears in the balanced
equation for a reaction but does not
appear in the rate equation?
a. It is an inhibitor.
b. It is not part of the reaction.
c. Its concentration is too low to
be important.
d. It takes part in the reaction
after the rate-determining step.
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