a doubt releated to reaction kinetics (a levels unit 4 chemistry)
if a reaction involving iodide ions converting to iodine is first order with respect to iodide will this be true in reverse if one were to say the reaction is first order with respect to iodine?(this doubt arouse when i had to sketch out a concentration-time graph for such a reaction but it was the concntration of iodine i had to work with and i did sketch a curve but then was confused why i did so and may be it was because i thought order with respect to iodide is same as wrt iodine)
I don't see why that must be true, but you don't need that information to draw the graph of conc of I2 vs time
At t = 0 , there is no I2
At t = t, there is no I-, but the maximum amount of I2 was produced, so there is a plateau
At t = 0 , there is no I2
At t = t, there is no I-, but the maximum amount of I2 was produced, so there is a plateau
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