MCQ
The rate law for reaction $A + 2B = C + 2D$ will be
- ARate $ = K[A]\,[B]$
- BRate $ = K[A]\,[2B]$
- ✓Rate $ = K[A]\,{[B]^2}$
- DRate $ = K\frac{{[C]{{[D]}^2}}}{{[A]{{[B]}^2}}}$
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Answer
Correct option: C.
Rate $ = K[A]\,{[B]^2}$
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(c) The rate law for an reaction can be given by; rate =$K(A){(B)^2}$, i.e. the powers are raised which are given as coefficient of reactant.
(c) The rate law for an reaction can be given by; rate =$K(A){(B)^2}$, i.e. the powers are raised which are given as coefficient of reactant.
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