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The rate constant of a reaction depends upon

A

Temperature

B

Initial concentration of the reactions

C

Time of reaction

D

Extent of reaction

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`k = Ae^(-E_(a)//RT)`
The rate constant of a reaction does not change with change in concentrations, time, or extent of the reaction. It increases with increase in temperature.
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  • The rate constant of a reaction depends on

    A
    temperature or the reaction
    B
    extent of the reaction
    C
    initial concentration of the reactants
    D
    the time of completion of reaction.
  • The rate constant of a reaction varies :

    A
    with temperature
    B
    with concentration of reaction
    C
    with both temperature and concentration of the reactants
    D
    with neither temperature nor concentration of the reactants.
  • The rate constant of a reaction varies :

    A
    with temperature
    B
    with concentration of reaction
    C
    with both temperature and concentration of the reactants
    D
    with neither temperature nor concentration of the reactants.
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