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What are the units of rate constant for a reaction of order n?

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What are the units of rate constant for a reaction of order n?

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Solution

For the general reaction 

\[\ce{aA + bB + cC -> Products}\],

if the rate law is

Rate = k[A]p [B]q [C]r and

p + q + r = n,

we have Rate k = [concentration of reactants]n

Thus, `k = "Rate"/"[conc. of reactants]"^n`

= `(mol L^-1 s^-1)/(mol L^-1)^n`

= (mol L−1)1 − n s−1

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