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For a reaction, `A+BrarrC` Product, the rate equation is `=k[A][B]^(3//2)` Explain whether the reaction is an elementary reaction.

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If the given reaction is an elementary reaction, the order of the reaction with respect to 'B' will be 1 . However according to the given rate equation , the order of the reaction with respect to 'B' is `3//2` . Hence , it is not an elementary reaction
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