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consider the below reaction:
A +B =>C
which of the following would not affect the reaction rate of this irreversible reaction?
a. Decreasing A.
b. increasing B
c. adding catalyst
d. removing C
e. increasing temperature
Actual answer is C.
Isn't removing C move reaction forward. Decreasing A is shifting to the left, which is not possible because reaction is irreversible, so A should be the correct answer. Can somebody plz explain why the answer is C.
 
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No way the answer is C. This same exact question is number 307 in the 2016 destroyer and the answer is D removing C which makes sense because removing a product from and irreversible reaction doesn't do anything to the rate.


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nextgendental said:
No way the answer is C. This same exact question is number 307 in the 2016 destroyer and the answer is D removing C which makes sense because removing a product from and irreversible reaction doesn't do anything to the rate.


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Thanks for responding, that was a typo in an earlier addition, not sure what year but was corrected.

Nancy
 
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