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The rate of a reaction between A and B follows the rate law Rate = k[A]2[B]. What conclusion can be drawn about the rate of experiment two compared to the rate of experiment one if they both occur at the same temperature? A) The rate of experiment two is 3 times greater than the rate of experiment one. B) The rate of experiment two is 6 times greater than the rate of experiment one. C) The rate of experiment two is 12 times greater than the rate of experiment one. D) The rate of experiment two is 18 times greater than the rate of experiment one.
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