For a reaction of Q + R $\rightarrow$ P, the rate constant A) is equal to [Q][R] / [P]. B) has units of s ^- ¹. C) is a second-order rate constant. D) is equal to [P] / [Q][R].

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The rate constant for a reaction involving two reactants (Q and R) is typically a second-order rate constant, indicating that the rate of reaction depends on the concentration of both reactants.

For a Reaction of Q + R →\rightarrow→ P, the Rate Constant A) Is Equal to [Q][R]

For a Reaction of Q + R $\rightarrow$ P, the Rate Constant
A) Is Equal to [Q][R]