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For the net reaction: 3AB + 2C → 3A + C2B3, the following slow, first step...
For the net reaction: 3AB + 2C → 3A + C2B3, the following slow, first step has been proposed: 2C → C2 What is the rate law predicted by this step? Enter the overall order only (no units). What units are associated with the rate constant for this rate law? Use M for mol/L and time in s.
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