For the reaction A → B, the rate law is: rate = k * [A]. What is the order of the reaction? second-order first-order zero-order k-order

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Hector Schmitt

14 July, 05:58

For the reaction A → B, the rate law is: rate = k * [A]. What is the order of the reaction? second-order first-order zero-order k-order

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Susan Quinn · Answer 1

Answer is: first order reaction.

First-order reaction is a reaction (unimolecular reaction) that rate depends linearly on only one reactant concentration (in this case A). First order reaction give graph with a negative and linear slope.

k - rate constant, found through experiment.