Appropriate units for a first-order rate constant are Select one: a. M/s. b. 1/M · s. c. 1/s. d. 1/M^2 · s.
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Step 1: The units of a first-order rate constant are determined by the formula for rate constant units, which is mol L^-1 s^-1 for a first-order reaction. Show more…
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