Question
What would give you an exponent of zero in rate law?____
Answer
What would give you an exponent of zero in rate law?
When comparing Trials, the concentration of a reactant is multiplied, but there is no change in the rate. The rate of the reaction is independent of the concentration of that reactant. Hence, an exponent of zero since no change.
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