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Question #175027

What are the units for the corresponding reactions: zero-order, first-order, second-order, and third-order reaction?

Expert's answer

Zero order constant = Ms^-1

First order constant= s^-1

Second order constant = M^-1s^-1

Third order constant = M^-2s^-1

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