The change in the concentration of a reactant is typically expressed in units of:

A. mol/L·s
B. mol/L
C. L/s
D. s⁻¹

Answer: mol/L·s

Additional Information: The change in concentration of a reactant per unit time is usually expressed in molarity per second.

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