Orders, A-Level
Hi,
To find the overall effect of doubling three concentrations (3 reactants) at the same time would I use the overall order?
To find the overall effect of doubling three concentrations (3 reactants) at the same time would I use the overall order?
I think that it is possible by determining the orders of the reactions. You need to know the change of the initial rates of the three reactants and the changes of the trials to come to the solution.
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