Question 3Which reaction order(s) will not require an initial concentration to solve its half-life?zerofirstsecondO third Question 2In steady-state approximation, which of the following is the assumed rate of product formation?A-I-Pka kbka[l]-kb[U]-k₂[A]O ka[A]

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