True/False?
Part 1.The rate law for the elementary reaction A + B → productsmight not be R = k[A][B].
Part 2. If we know the mechanism of a reaction including thevalues of the elementary rate constants, we can find the rate law(assuming the differential equations can be solved).
Part 3. The Arrhenius equation holds exactly.
Part 4. In homogeneous catalysis, doubling the catalystconcentration will change the rate.
Part 5. A catalyst does not appear in the overall reaction.
