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How do you determine the units for the rate constant?
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it depends on the order of the reaction
What if it is a fourth order reaction
Zero order -> \(M^1 s^{-1} = M/s \) First order --> \(M^0 s^{-1} = 1/s \) Second order ->\( M^{-1} s^{-1} = L/mol* s\) can you see the pattern?
But why is mols there for the second order???
because of the nature of the equation rate=\(k[X]^2\), you'll end up with /mol
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Ooooooooooh I seee! Thank you very much :) You are very helpful!
no problem, dude! glad i could help
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