3rd order
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andrea guzman 1F
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Re: 3rd order
We would derive the third-order integrated rate law by using the equation [A] t = -kt + [A] naught. We would use the equation [A] naught/2k in order to solve for the half-life. You can use what is given to you in the equation to plug into these equations in order to solve for your desired value.
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Michelle Ramirez 3A
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Re: 3rd order
Hi,
since they all build off each other, I would assume
rate=k[a]^3. hence third order
for the units it would be M^2
I am not sure there if there is an integrated rate law. I hope this helps!
since they all build off each other, I would assume
rate=k[a]^3. hence third order
for the units it would be M^2
I am not sure there if there is an integrated rate law. I hope this helps!
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