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Which statement is true? A rate law for any particular reaction must be determined
experimentally.

A rate law changes only if the temperature increases.

The value of k in a rate law is independent of the temperature
at which a reaction occurs.

A rate law can be determined solely by the coefficients of a
chemical equation

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