why-is-molarity-per-second-ms-used-as-the-standard-unit-for-reaction-rate

Question

Why is molarity per second (M/s) used as the standard unit for reaction rate?

Accepted Answer

It reflects the change in concentration over time.

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It indicates the temperature change during the reaction.

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It shows the energy content of the products.

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It measures the total concentration of reactants.