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Re: Order
You can look at the reactions graph. Which ever graph produces a straight line will give you the reaction order. For zero order the graph would be (A) v time and would give a straight line with a -slope. First order reaction would be ln(A) v time and would give a straight line with a -slope. Second order would be 1/(A) v time and would give a straight line with a +slope.
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Re: Order
You can look at the graphs provided or you can look at the units used in a specific problem if they do not specifically tell you which order it is. That is why it is important to know and memorize the units for the orders!
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Re: Order
Juliana Chopelas 1A wrote:You can look at the reactions graph. Which ever graph produces a straight line will give you the reaction order. For zero order the graph would be (A) v time and would give a straight line with a -slope. First order reaction would be ln(A) v time and would give a straight line with a -slope. Second order would be 1/(A) v time and would give a straight line with a +slope.
are these graphs always labeled to clearly see that? because the line for zero and first both have -slope
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Re: Order
you look at the graph and compare it with the 3 possible orders to determine which one best fits the graph shown
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