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In a first-order reaction (a d b and rate = k [ a., tripling the concentration of a will have what effect on the reaction rate?
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In a first-order reaction (a d b and rate = k [

a., tripling the concentration of a will have what effect on the reaction rate?

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since a first order reaction is in context, then when concentration of a is tripled, then the rate of reaction will also proportionately tripled.
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