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\mathrm{P(g)+Q(g)+R(g) \rightarrow S(g)+T(g)}
The experimental rate law for this reaction is  \mathrm{K[P]^3[Q]^{-1}[R]^0}
Which of the following statement(s) is/are correct?

Option: 1

Order of reaction with respect to Q is −1.


Option: 2

Overall order of reaction is 0.


Option: 3

Order of reaction with respect to R is 1.


Option: 4

Overall order of reaction is 3.


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Order of a reaction:
For a given reaction:
\mathrm{a A+b B+c C \rightarrow \text { Products } }
If,
Rate \mathrm{\propto[A]^p[B]^q[C]^r }
Overall order of the reaction is :
(p+q+r)
where,
\mathrm{p } : order of reaction with respect to A
\mathrm{q} : order of reaction with respect to B
\mathrm{r} : order of reaction with respect to C
For
\mathrm{P(g)+Q(g)+R(g) \rightarrow S(g)+T(g)}
Rate is,

\mathrm{R=K[P]^3[Q]^{-1}[R]^0 .}

Thus, order of reactions is
3+(-1)+0=2

Also,
Order of reeaction with respect to P is 3
Order of reeaction with respect to Q is -1
Order of reeaction with respect to R is 0.

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Suraj Bhandari

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