What type of reaction is characterized by a constant rate regardless of reactant concentration?

A. First-order
B. Second-order
C. Zero-order
D. Third-order

Answer: Zero-order

Additional Information: In zero-order reactions, the rate remains constant and does not depend on reactant concentration.

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