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Which of the following options regarding characteristics of zero order reaction is correct?
(P) Time for `50%` dissociation will increase as initial concentration increase.
(Q) In same time interval same `%` if reactant gets consumed.
(R) The graph of log of concentration of reactant vs. time will be linear.
(S) Average rate between two time interval and instantaneous rate at the two intervals will be same as long as reaction is occurring at the two instants.

A

Only P is correct

B

Q and R are the only incorrect statements

C

Only R is incorrect

D

Only S is correct

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