The initial concentration of A in the reaction A B is 0.8 M. Order the following items from smallest (A) value to largest (C) value. the y-intercept if the reaction is zero order with respect to A the y-intercept if the reaction is first order with respect to A the y-intercept if the reaction is second order with respect to A

The initial concentration of A in the reaction A B is 0.8 M. Order the following items from smallest (A) value to largest (C) value. the y-intercept if the reaction is zero order with respect to A the y-intercept if the reaction is first order with respect to A the y-intercept if the reaction is second order with respect to A

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