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I am doing an experiment on the kinetics bromide bromate reaction. is it possible that my...

I am doing an experiment on the kinetics bromide bromate reaction.

is it possible that my order of reaction does not correspond to the mole ratio of the reactant in the stoichiometric equation?

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Yes, it is possible

because the order of any reaction is fully experimental fact. It does not depend on the stoichiometry of the reactant taken

except elementary reaction.

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