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For the reaction, A2+B+CAC+AB, it is found that tripling the concentration of A2 triples the rate, doubling the concentration of C doubles the rate and doubling the concentration of B has no effect.
(a) What is the rate law?
(b) Why the change in concentration of B has no effect?

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A2+B+CAC+AB
A) Ratelaw=K[A][C]
B) Change in concentration of B has no effect of Rate because it has order equals zero with respect to B

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