Posted by elvis on Saturday, February 18, 2012 at 9:19pm.
You shouldn't guess. You should KNOW. Either I forgot to give you the link that I said I gave you or you didn't look at it. Anyway, here is the link. C-mon. Figure it out.
rate = k(A)^3
k = rate/(A)^3
rate has units of M/min (in this problem) and (A) has units of M so
k = M/min divided by M.
M = moles L. Now the units are k are ??
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rate_equation
I get L^2/mol^2 -min. Is that correct?
yes
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