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The rate law for the reaction: Ester+`H^(+)` Acid + Alcohol is
` (dx)/(dt) = k ` [Ester ]`[H^(+)]^(0)`
What would be the effect on the rate if
concentration of ester is doubled

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No effect on rate.
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