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A graph between time $(t)$ and the amount of substance consumed at any time is found to be a straight line passing through the origin. This indicates that the reaction is of:

A

second order

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first order

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zero order

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fractional order

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Solution

The correct option is D zero order
This indicates $0^{t h}$ order dependence on a and dependence on initial concentration $a_{o} .$
So it is zeroth order.

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