11. Given the reaction A +B 2C, doubling the concentration of A doubles the rate of the reaction, but doubling the concentration of B does not change the rate. The rate equation is A) Rate-k[A? C) Rate-k[A] E) Rate-k[A] (B? B) Rate-k(C* /IA] (B) D) Rate-k[A] [B]

11. Given the reaction A +B 2C, doubling the concentration of A doubles the rate of the reaction, but doubling the concentration of B does not change the rate. The rate equation is A) Rate-k[A? C) Rate-k[A] E) Rate-k[A] (B? B) Rate-k(C* /IA] (B) D) Rate-k[A] [B]

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11. Given the reaction A +B 2C, doubling the
concentration of A doubles the rate of the reaction,
but doubling the concentration of B does not change
the rate. The rate equation is
A) Rate-k[A]?
C) Rate=k[A]
E) Rate-k[A] (B?
B) Rate-k(C /MA] (B)
D) Rate-k[A] [B]

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