Question

What does the 'm' stand for in the rate law equation?

• A. Reaction order
• B. Concentration of reactant
• C. Concentration of product
• D. Number of moles
• E. Rate

Answer 1

The correct option is A Reaction order

The 'm' stand for Reaction order in the rate law equation.
For example, consider the reaction $mA\to$
products, the rate law expression is $rate=k[A{]}^m$
Here, m represents the Reaction order.