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Why was there no increase in the reaction rate with 8 g of substrate as compared to 4 g of substrate?
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Why was there no increase in the reaction rate with 8 g of substrate as compared to 4 g of substrate?

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Equilibrium over-saturated

Step-by-step explanation:

In both were excessively-saturated in volume equilibrium and much more molecules would be required to see a growth in reaction rate.

So, we can say that there was no increase in reaction rate.

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