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    What Happens to the Rate of a First-Order Reaction When
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What Happens to the Rate of a First-Order Reaction When

Question 71

Question 71

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What happens to the rate of a first-order reaction when a reactant concentration is doubled?


A) Nothing.
B) It is halved.
C) It doubles.
D) It quadruples.

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