A. The rate doubles
B. The rate quadruples
C. The rate remains unchanged
D. The rate halves
Answer: The rate doubles
In a reaction with a rate law Rate = k[A]²[B], what happens to the rate if the concentration of B is doubled and A remains constant?
Additional Information: Doubling B increases the rate twofold since B is first-order in the rate law.
Subjects: Chemical Kinetics, Chemistry