Graphs

[Helen Struble 2F]

Do graphs only show the order with respect to a specific reactant? For example, if we are given a linear plot of 1/[A] by time, we can infer the reaction is second order. But do we know whether other species are involved besides A? Is it possible that there is a species B involved which is first order (just as an example), making the entire thing third order? Or would 1/[A] not be a linear graph then?

[Charisse Vu 1H]

The graphs only show order in relation to a specific molecule/reactant. I do not believe we know the graphs for overall orders.

[Lara Kristine Bacasen 1L]

Its good to know for which order what is on the axes

[Owen-Koetters-4I]

the graphs are specific to a specific reactant/molecule