For a general reaction aA + bB $\rightarrow$ products, the rate equation takes the form: rate of reaction = k[A] a [B] b . Match each of the following with its short description.
-rate constant = k

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The rate constant (k) is denoted by the symbol used in the equation, so choice D is the best match. Choices A, B, and C represent the stoichiometric coefficients and the exponent terms, which are not equal to the rate constant.

For a General Reaction AA + BB →\rightarrow→ Products, the Rate Equation Takes the Form: Rate of Reaction

For a General Reaction AA + BB $\rightarrow$ Products, the Rate Equation Takes the Form: Rate of Reaction