Question

The order of a chemical reaction with respect to reactant A is zero. If you double [A], the rate
a) remains the same
b) doubles
c) decreases by half
d) quadruples

Answer 1

\[-\frac{\text d[A]}{\text dt}=k[A]^0\]
\[-\frac{\text d[A]}{\text dt}=k\]

Answer 2

So the answer would be B. A would be doubled.

Answer 3

how did you get that

Answer 4

Wait no

Answer 5

It would stay the same

Answer 6

\[-\frac{\text d[A]}{\text dt}=k\]
double \([A]\)

\[-\frac{\text d[A]}{\text dt}=k\]
the rate is still \(k\)

Answer 7

since A is zero it would stay the same.

[A]^0

Answer 8

i think you mean \[[A]^0=[2A]^0=1\]

Answer 9

Yeah, accidentally submitted it without finishing it

Answer 10

Thank you

Answer 11

Appreciate your patience

Answer 12

any time