а) b) When In (concentration) is plotted against t (time) for a first-order reaction, what kind of curve (graph) one gets? c) How to know a particular reaction is either first-order or second-order?, without deducing the rate equation.

а) b) When In (concentration) is plotted against t (time) for a first-order reaction, what kind of curve (graph) one gets? c) How to know a particular reaction is either first-order or second-order?, without deducing the rate equation.

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b) When In (concentration) is plotted against t (time) for a first-order reaction, what kind of
curve (graph) one gets?
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the rate equation.

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