To Determine the Rate Law for a Reaction, Data from Several

question 73

Multiple Choice

To determine the rate law for a reaction, data from several reactions run at different concentrations are usually required.For what type of reaction are data from just one experiment plotting concentration versus time sufficient to determine the rate law?

• A)zero-order reactions
• B)first-order reactions
• C)second-order reactions
• D)reactions with fractional orders
• E)photochemical reactions

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