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how can you tell what reaction order it's for a reaction by just looking at the data without using a graphing calculator? This question is in regarding for chemistry
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For this reaction, rate is directly proportional to only conc of H2O2, it is a first order reaction

A reaction is said to be of first order if the rate of reaction depends only on conc of one reactant.

Rate of reaction proportional to [H2O2]

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