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Astudent decides to use the rate law when investigating the reaction between sodium bicarbonate and vinegar. why would a student use rate laws in this investigation? a) to see how much sodium acetate is formedb) to find out if more aqueous solution than gas is producedc) to find out if nahco3 or ch3cooh is acting as a catalystd) to see how concentrations of nahco3 and ch3cooh affect reaction rate

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