Rate Equations and Orders

If a chemical has no impact on rate when you increase it's concentration, it is said to be...

• Zero Order

• First Order

• Second Order

• Rubbish

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If the concentration of a chemical is said to have a directly proportional impact on the rate, it is said to be...

• Zero Order

• First Order

• Second Order

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If a chemical's concentration has a "directly proportional to the square" impact on a reaction rate, it is said to be...

• Zero Order

• First Order

• Second Order

• Alright

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The blue line is representing a...

• Zero order reactant

• First order reactant

• Second order reactant

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The red line is representing a...

• Zero order reactant

• First order reactant

• Second order reactant

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The yellowy/greeny line is representing a...

• Zero order reactant

• First order reactant

• Second order reactant

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Using the data in the table, what order is reactant C?

• Zero Order

• First Order

• Second Order

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Using the data in the table, what order is reactant D?

• Zero Order

• First Order

• Second Order

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what is k?

• The concentration of a reactant

• the order of a reactant

• the rate of the reaction

• the rate constant

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what does [A] represent?

• The concentration of a reactant

• the order of a reactant

• the rate of the reaction

• the rate constant

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