Which type of reaction has a rate that is dependent on the concentration of two reactants?

A. Zero-order reaction
B. First-order reaction
C. Second-order reaction
D. Third-order reaction

Answer: Second-order reaction

Additional Information: Second-order reactions depend on the concentration of two reactants or the square of one reactant's concentration.

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