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For the reaction, 2A+B → C+D , the order of reaction is

Options

  1. AOne with respect [B]
  2. BTwo with respect to [A]
  3. CThree
  4. DCannot be predicted

Correct answer

D. Cannot be predicted

Step-by-step solution

Order of reaction is an experimentally determined quantity and thus, cannot be predicted from the given equation.

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