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Hi all, I'm learning about Rates of Reactions in class and am stuck on one thing. How do you find reaction order?
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One way to determine that a reaction is first order is by plotting the natural log of the concentration of a reactant against time. If the result is a straight line, the reaction is dirst order.
*first
If the graph of concentration vs time us a straight line, then the reaction has zero order.
For second order, the graph of 1/concentration vs time is a straight line.
This information is for reactions of the type A -> Products and concentration is of the reactant.
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