The rate of reaction: `2NO + Cl_(2) rarr 2NOCl` is given by the rate, equation rate `= k[NO]_(2)[Cl_(2)]`. The value of the rate constant can be incre

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The rate of reaction:
`2NO + Cl_(2) rarr 2NOCl` is given by the rate, equation rate `= k[NO]_(2)[Cl_(2)]`. The value of the rate constant can be increased by
A. increasing the temperature
B. increasing the concentration of NO
C. increasing the concentration of `Cl_(2)`
D. Doing all these.


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Correct Answer - A
a) The value of rate constant depends upon temperature and not upon the initial concentration of reactants and products.

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