Order of a reaction can be — Chemical Kinetics Chemistry Question

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I don't see the options (A, B, C, D) in your question. Could you please provide the complete options for this question about the order of a reaction? Once you share the options, I'll explain: - Why option D is correct - Why the other options are incorrect - The key concepts about reaction order **General context while waiting:** Reaction order can be: - Zero, first, second, or higher order (positive integers or fractions) - Different from stoichiometric coefficients - Determined experimentally, not from the balanced equation alone - Fractional or even negative in some cases Please share all options so I can provide the targeted solution!