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A certain reaction obeys the rate equation (in the integrated form) `[C^(1-n)-C_(@)^(1-n)]=(n-1) kt` where `C_@` is the initial concentration of C is the concentration after time, t Then:

A

The unit of k for n=1 is `"sec"^(-1)`

B

The unit of k for n=2 is litre `"mol"^(-1) "sec"^(-1)`

C

The unit of k for n=3 is mol `"litre"^(-1) "sec"^(-1)`

D

The unit of k for n=3 is `"lite"^2"mol"^2"sec"^(-1)`

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A,B,D

Unit of `k=("mol"/"litre")^(1-n) xx s^(-1)` for n=1 is `sec^(-1)`, n=2 is litre `mol^(-1) sec^(-1)`, n=3 is `"litre"^2 mol^(-2) sec^(-1)`
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