The rate equation (v₀) for the reaction is given as k[A]ˣ [B]ⁿ
Where v₀ = Rate
k = rate constant
A = Concentration of species A
x = order of reaction with respect to A
B = Concentration of species B
n = order of reaction with respect to B.
What is the Rate equation?
The rate law or rate equation for a reaction in chemistry is an equation that connects the starting or forward reaction rate with the concentrations or pressures of the reactants and constant parameters.
A) The rate law statement may be used to predict the rate of any reaction for varied reactant concentrations.
B) The most essential application of rate law expression is for predicting the mechanism of any response.
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