Design a program to analyze the kinetics of a chemical reaction. Write a function, Reaction Kinetics, that takes the rate constant, initial concentrations of reactants, and reaction order as input, and returns the concentration of reactants over time. Use this function in a script to plot concentration-time curves for various reaction orders. Ensure proper labeling of the axes in the plots.

Design a program to analyze the kinetics of a chemical reaction. Write a function, Reaction Kinetics, that takes the rate constant, initial concentrations of reactants, and reaction order as input, and returns the concentration of reactants over time. Use this function in a script to plot concentration-time curves for various reaction orders. Ensure proper labeling of the axes in the plots.

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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Author:Bronson, Gary J.

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Chapter11: Introduction To Classes

Section11.2: Basic Class Functions

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