For the reaction A→ B, the rate law expression is rate = k [A], Which of the following statements is incorrect ?

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For the reaction A→ B, the rate law expression is rate = k [A], Which of the following statements is incorrect ? (A) The reaction follows first order kinetics (B) The t[1/2] of reaction depends on initial concentration of reactants (C) k is constant for the reaction at a constant temperature (D) The rate law provides a simple way of of reactants and productsat any time after the start of the reaction

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The half life of first order reaction is independent of concentration

Q. For the reaction A $\to$ B, the rate law expression is rate = k [A], Which of the following statements is incorrect ?

The reaction follows first order kinetics

The $t_{[} 1/2]$ of reaction depends on initial concentration of reactants

k is constant for the reaction at a constant temperature

The rate law provides a simple way of of reactants and productsat any time after the start of the reaction

The half life of first order reaction is independent of concentration

Q. For the reaction A→ B, the rate law expression is rate = k [A], Which of the following statements is incorrect ?

The reaction follows first order kinetics

The t[​1/2] of reaction depends on initial concentration of reactants

k is constant for the reaction at a constant temperature

The rate law provides a simple way of of reactants and productsat any time after the start of the reaction

The half life of first order reaction is independent of concentration

Q. For the reaction A $\to$ B, the rate law expression is rate = k [A], Which of the following statements is incorrect ?

The $t_{[} 1/2]$ of reaction depends on initial concentration of reactants