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For `CH_(3)Br+OHrarrCH_(3)OH+Br`
the rate of reaction is given by the expression .

A

`rate =k[CH_(3)Br]^(0)`

B

`rate=k[OH-]

C

rate=k[CH_(3)Br]`

D

`rate=k[CH_(3)Br]^(0)[OH]^(0)`

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The correct Answer is:
C
Rate of reaction` [r] =K [CH_(3) Br][OH]` .
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