The concentration of a substance undergoing a chemical reaction becomes one-half of its original value after time,regardless of the initial concentration. The reaction is an example of a

  • A
    $zero$ order reaction
  • B
    $first$ order reaction
  • C
    $second$ order reaction
  • D
    $third$ order reaction

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