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Which is a reason that a chemical engineer would use a rate law for a reaction in a chemical plant? A. to calculate the amount of product that would form B. to find out which reactant would be used up
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Which is a reason that a chemical engineer would use a rate law for a reaction in a chemical plant?

A. to calculate the amount of product that would form
B. to find out which reactant would be used up fastest
C. to see how a change in a reactant concentration would affect the speed of the reaction
D. to determine how to adjust the concentrations of reactants to make the correct product

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to see how a change in a reactant concentration would affect the speed of the chemical reaction

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