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What distinguishes a zero-order reaction from a first-order reaction in terms of collision theory?

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CBSE
Class 12
Chemistry
Chemistry - I
Chemical Kinetics
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What distinguishes a zero-orde...

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What distinguishes a zero-order reaction from a first-order reaction in terms of collision theory?

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Zero-order reactions depend on molecular collision.

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First-order reactions depend on the concentration of reactants.

3

Zero-order reactions can never occur.

4

First-order reactions have no activation energy.

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