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What are the four factors that can affect reaction rates?
-The physical state of the element
-the concentrations of the reactions
-the temperature at which the reaction occurs
-the presence of a catalyst
What is the common unit for reaction rates?
M/s

(Molarity per second)
How is the instantaneous rate found?
By looking at a concentration vs. time graph, one can determine the instantaneous rate by the slope at the point of interest
Rate Law
aA+ bB-> cC+dD
Rate=k[A]^m[B]^n
What order reaction is
Rate=k[NH4+][No2-]
2

Because the exponent of both NH4+ and NO2- are 1
1+1=2
Units of rate=(units of rate constant)(units of concentration)^2
Units of rate constant=
units of rate/(units of concentration)^2=Ms^-1/M^2=
M^-1s^-1