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Inorganic Chemistry

What is difference between Rate Law and Law of mass action??? help

sahil

By sahil
August 25, 2006 in Inorganic Chemistry

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sahil

sahil

Posted August 25, 2006

Posted August 25, 2006

help me plz!!!

John Cuthber

John Cuthber

Posted August 28, 2006

Posted August 28, 2006

The rate law applies to the speed of reaction. The law of mass action applies to the extent of the reactiuon.

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