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In a zero order reaction, for every `10^(@)` rise of temperaure, reaction rate is doubled. If the temperature `10^(@)`C to `100^(@)`C, the reaction rate will become:

A

256 times

B

512 times

C

64 times

D

128 times

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B

b) For every `10^(@)` rise in temperature, reaction rate increase by 2.
`(r_(100^(@))C)/(r_(10^(@))C) = 2^((100-10))/(10) = 2^(9)=512` times.
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