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The rate law for the reaction2h2(g) + 2no(g) ⟶ n2(g) + 2h2o(g) is rate=k[h2][no]2. by what factor will the rate increase if the concentration of hydrogen is doubled and that of nitrogen monoxide tripled? 6121836

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