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In the reaction aA+bB to products, if concentration of A is doubled (keeping B constant) the initial rate becomes four times and if B is doubled (keeping A constant), the rate becomes double. What is the rate law equation and order of reaction ?

In the reaction aA+bB to products, if concentration of A is doubled (keeping B constant) the initial rate becomes four times and if B is doubled (keeping A constant), the rate becomes double. What is the rate law equation and order of reaction ?

The rate of law for the reaction xA+yB=mP+nQ is Rate k[A]^(c)[B]^(d) . What is the total order of reaction ?

In hypothetical reaction, A_(2)+B_(2)rarr2AB , follows the follows the mechnism as given below : {:(A_(2)hArrA+A,("fast reaction")),(A+B_(2)rarrAB+B,("slow reaction")),(A+BrarrAB,("fast reaction")):} Give the rate law and order of reaction

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