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The rate law for reaction A +2B hArr C +...

The rate law for reaction `A +2B hArr C + 2D` will be :

A

Rate = K[A][B]

B

Rate =K[A][2B]

C

Rate = K[A]`[B]^2`

D

Rate `=([C][D]^2)/([A][B]^2)`

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