Equations for the determination of rate orders

In the previous examples we calculated the effect of the rate order on the rate of the reaction. For example, we found that doubling the concentration of a compound in a first order reaction will double the initial rate of this reaction. For a general rate scheme  

This again has the form of a straight line with y = mX + C 

We therefore can plot log (Rate(P)) versus log (A) and get a straight line for which the gradient represents the rate order and the intersect with the y-axes log (k). 

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