A reaction has a rate law: rate = k[A]2. What would you plot to have the concentration versus time data give a straight line?
a. plot 1/[A] vs time
b. plot [A] vs time
c. plot ln(1/[A]) vs time
d. plot ln[A] vs time
Rate law
Rate = K[A]^2 sceond order
1/[A]t = Kt + 1/[A]0
y = mc + c
m (slope) = K
The reaction is second order a plot of 1/[A] verses t produce a straight line with a slope K
a. plot 1/[A] vs time >>>>answer
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