Ch.14 - Chemical Kinetics
Chapter 14, Problem 122
The rate of the reaction A + B2 S AB + B is directly proportional to the concentration of B2, independent of the concentration of A, and directly proportional to the concentration of a substance C. (c) What is the role of C in this reaction? Why doesn't C appear in the chemical equation for the overall reaction?
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