Ok i have three questions If the order of a chemical reaction with respect to on

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Ok i have three questions If the order of a chemical reaction with respect to one of itsreactants is zero, how does that reactant's concentration affectthe rate of the chemical reaction? Number two is: What part of the rate equation depends on the temperature ofthe reaction? And finally number three is: Two different reactions have exactly the same activationenergy. What can you say about their reaction rates? Assume thattemperature and reactant concentration are the same in bothreactions.
Thank you for your help Ok i have three questions If the order of a chemical reaction with respect to one of itsreactants is zero, how does that reactant's concentration affectthe rate of the chemical reaction? Number two is: What part of the rate equation depends on the temperature ofthe reaction? And finally number three is: Two different reactions have exactly the same activationenergy. What can you say about their reaction rates? Assume thattemperature and reactant concentration are the same in bothreactions.
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Explanation / Answer

For the first question just think of what happens whensomething is raised to the power of 0. No matter what thenumber it will equal 1. So no matter how the reactant changesit will not affect the rate. The other questions I am not so sure on but good luck.

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