Pick out the wrong statement?

Chemical Reaction 03/04/2020

A. In a first order reaction, A → products; the reaction becomes slower as it proceeds, because
the concentration of A decreases and the rate is proportional to the concentration of A
B. Transition state theory approaches the problem of calculating reaction rates by concentrating
on the idea of activated complexes
C. According to the penetration theory, the mass transfer co-efficient decreases, if the exposure
time of an eddy to the solute decreases
D. If the rate of an irreversible reaction, A + B → 2C is k.CA.CB, then the reaction is always
elementary

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