Rate Law and Reaction Intermediates
In a reaction mechanism, if an intermediate is a reactant in the rate-determining step, how is its concentration represented in the overall rate law?
A
The intermediate’s concentration is squared in the overall rate law
B
The intermediate’s concentration does not appear in the overall rate law
C
The intermediate’s concentration is always included in the overall rate law
D
The intermediate’s concentration is inversely proportional to the rate in the overall rate law
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