The rate law for a reaction was reported as rate krABC with
The rate law for a reaction was reported as rate = kr[A][B][C] with the molar concentrations in moles per cubic decimeter and the time in seconds. What are the units of kr?
Solution
unit of rate is mol/dm^3.s which is mol.dm-3.s-1
unit of concentration is mol/dm^3 which is mol.dm-3
so,
rate = kr[A][B][C]
mol.dm-3.s-1 = kr*(mol.dm-3)*(mol.dm-3)*(mol.dm-3)
kr = mol-2.dm^6.s-1
Answer: mol-2.dm6.s-1
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