How do you measure order of reaction?
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Answer / sonu
order of reaction can be measured only experimently.
it can not be measured by any theoretrical formula.
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Answer / shweta
order of reaction is the power raised to the molecularity of the substance. it is the measure of how many molecules take part actively in the reaction
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