when concentration of A doublled rate increased 4 times.
so with respect to A reaction is second order.
when concentration of B doublled rate increased 4 times.
so with respect to B reaction is second order.
rate law as follows
rate = K [A]2[B]2
K = rate / [A]2[B]2
K = 0.0026 / [0.60]2[0.80]2
K = 0.0026 / [0.36][0.64]
K = 0.0026 / 0.2304
K = 0.011 M-3s-1
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