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Hey guys,
Just looking for some help with his question:
The concentration of a reactant halves every 20 minutes. What are the units of the rate constant for this reaction?
Am I right in saying that this would be a first order reaction because the reactant has a steady half life? From this the rate constant would then be S-1. How would this differ from a second order reaction?
Thanks
Just looking for some help with his question:
The concentration of a reactant halves every 20 minutes. What are the units of the rate constant for this reaction?
Am I right in saying that this would be a first order reaction because the reactant has a steady half life? From this the rate constant would then be S-1. How would this differ from a second order reaction?
Thanks
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Hey guys,
Just looking for some help with his question:
The concentration of a reactant halves every 20 minutes. What are the units of the rate constant for this reaction?
Am I right in saying that this would be a first order reaction because the reactant has a steady half life? From this the rate constant would then be S-1. How would this differ from a second order reaction?
Thanks
Hey guys,
Just looking for some help with his question:
The concentration of a reactant halves every 20 minutes. What are the units of the rate constant for this reaction?
Am I right in saying that this would be a first order reaction because the reactant has a steady half life? From this the rate constant would then be S-1. How would this differ from a second order reaction?
Thanks
What do you mean "how does this differ from 2nd order?"
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Hey guys,
Just looking for some help with his question:
The concentration of a reactant halves every 20 minutes. What are the units of the rate constant for this reaction?
Am I right in saying that this would be a first order reaction because the reactant has a steady half life? From this the rate constant would then be S-1. How would this differ from a second order reaction?
Thanks
Hey guys,
Just looking for some help with his question:
The concentration of a reactant halves every 20 minutes. What are the units of the rate constant for this reaction?
Am I right in saying that this would be a first order reaction because the reactant has a steady half life? From this the rate constant would then be S-1. How would this differ from a second order reaction?
Thanks
k=rate/[A]=

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How would this differ from a second order reaction?
How would this differ from a second order reaction?
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