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Doubling the concentration of A leads to doubling the rate, while doubling the concentration of B has no effect on the rate. The rate equation is, therefore, ________.
A + B → C
A) Rate = k[A]
B) Rate = k[A]
C) Rate = k[A]2
D) Rate = k[A]2
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This checks out, thank
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