Asked by Steve
For the raction A + 2B ==> C, the rate law is delta[C}/delta t = k{A][B]^2
What are the units of the rate constant where time is measured in seconds?
I know the answer is 1/M^2-s
How?
What are the units of the rate constant where time is measured in seconds?
I know the answer is 1/M^2-s
How?
Answers
Answered by
DrBob222
M/s = k(A)(B)^2
A and B are measured in M; therefore,
M/s = k*M*M^2
Now divide both sides by M*M^2
(M/s*M*M^2) =
1/s*M^2
A and B are measured in M; therefore,
M/s = k*M*M^2
Now divide both sides by M*M^2
(M/s*M*M^2) =
1/s*M^2
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