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1) In general, how does the reaction rate depend on the concentrations of the reactants? 2)...

1) In general, how does the reaction rate depend on the concentrations of the reactants?


2) Why does the reaction rate chane as you alter the experimental consitions by changing the initial concentrations?


3) What effect does a catalyst have on the rate constant?
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