M s-1
s-1
M-1 s-1
M-2 s-1
M-3 s-1
s-1
M-1 s-1
M-2 s-1
M-3 s-1
-
M-1 s-1
Rates will normally have units of M s^-1. So, the rate constant for a 2nd order reaction will have to have units M^-1s^-1 so that when multiplied by M^2, you end up with M s^-1
Rates will normally have units of M s^-1. So, the rate constant for a 2nd order reaction will have to have units M^-1s^-1 so that when multiplied by M^2, you end up with M s^-1