DMDE is an analogue of the insecticide DDT. DMDE can undergo photochemical degradation. a. Sketch one graph to show how the concentration of DMDE would decrease if the reaction were i) zero order or ii) first order with respect to DMDE.

DMDE is an analogue of the insecticide DDT. DMDE can undergo photochemical degradation. a. Sketch one graph to show how the concentration of DMDE would decrease if the reaction were i) zero order or ii) first order with respect to DMDE.

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DMDE is an analogue of the insecticide DDT. DMDE can undergo photochemical
degradation.
a. Sketch one graph to show how the concentration of DMDE would decrease if the
reaction were i) zero order or ii) first order with respect to DMDE.

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