Which of the following judgments about the value of the rate order of the reaction is correct? I) If the rate order is zero; the doubling of the reactant concentration does not affect the initial reaction rate. II) If the first order; the doubling of the reactant concentration doubles the initial rate of the reaction. III) If the reaction is second-order; increasing the reactant concentration by 2 times increases the reaction rate by 4 times. IV) The plot of each reaction rate order should be linear, even the value of the slope is negative or positive.

Which of the following judgments about the value of the rate order of the reaction is correct? I) If the rate order is zero; the doubling of the reactant concentration does not affect the initial reaction rate. II) If the first order; the doubling of the reactant concentration doubles the initial rate of the reaction. III) If the reaction is second-order; increasing the reactant concentration by 2 times increases the reaction rate by 4 times. IV) The plot of each reaction rate order should be linear, even the value of the slope is negative or positive.

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