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What quantity, when plotted on the Y-axis as a function of time, yields a straight line for a second order reaction? O 1/ In[A] O 1/ [A] O [A] O In[A]

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What quantity, when plotted on the Y-axis as a function of time,
yields a straight line for a second order reaction?
1/ In[A]
O 1/ [A]
O [A]
O In[A]

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