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Sr. No. | Order of the reaction | Molecularly of the reaction |
1. | The sum of the powers to which the concentrations of the reactants are raised, in the rate law of the equation, is called the order of the reaction. | It is the number of molecules or ions that take part in the rate-determining step. |
2. | It can be a fractional, whole number or zero | It is always a whole number |
3. | It can be only experimented with and not calculated | It can be calculated just by adding the molecules in the reaction |
4. | It is derived from the rate of reaction | It is derived from the mechanism of the reaction |
5. | It can be applied for all chemical reactions | It is only applied for simple reactions |
