Rates
How do I know if to use 1/t to measure initial rate or change in conc / time taken (when t=0) ? does it matter? in which situations should I use them?
From my syllabus at least, the way you're supposed to measure an initial rate is to plot change in concentration over time and calculate the gradient of the tangent at t=0. I have seen that 1/t before but I always thought of that as just more of an estimate because rate is inversely proportional to time. I'm not sure though.
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