Consider the rate law, (Look at the picture) How does the rate change when the concentration of [H+] is doubled (all other concentrations remain the same)? Group of answer choices Rate remains the same Rate doubles (2x) Rate quadruples (4x) None of the above

Consider the rate law, (Look at the picture) How does the rate change when the concentration of [H+] is doubled (all other concentrations remain the same)? Group of answer choices Rate remains the same Rate doubles (2x) Rate quadruples (4x) None of the above

Chemistry: Matter and Change

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Chapter16: Reaction Rates

Section16.4: Instantaneous Reaction Rates And Reaction Mechanisms

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