What is the rate of reaction for a bimolecular elementary reaction? – McqOptions

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1.	What is the rate of reaction for a bimolecular elementary reaction?
A.	Z<sub>AB</sub> e<sup>-E<sub>a</sub>/RT</sup>
B.	Z<sub>AB</sub> e<sup>E<sub>a</sub>/RT</sup>
C.	Z<sub>AB</sub> e<sup>-E<sub>a</sub>/RT</sup>
D.	Z<sub>AB</sub> e<sup>E<sub>a</sub>/RT</sup>
Answer» B. Z<sub>AB</sub> e<sup>E<sub>a</sub>/RT</sup>

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