Second order graphs
Hey, this might seem a simple question but i can't find an answer anywhere.
Why are there two graphs which show second order?
One with rate against concentration - A curve
One with rate against concentration squared - A straight line
So could someone simply explain why second order has two curves where as first and zero order only have one, many thanks
Why are there two graphs which show second order?
One with rate against concentration - A curve
One with rate against concentration squared - A straight line
So could someone simply explain why second order has two curves where as first and zero order only have one, many thanks
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