Units of time
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Units of time
Is rate always expressed with seconds as the measurement of time? Or could a rate law be expressed in M/hr?
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Re: Units of time
Something I have noticed is that in some problems, they will give you a number to be plugged in which may already have a unit of time to it. If this is so, then this dictates what unit of time will be the outcome, or you could convert the number given to match a desired one.
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Re: Units of time
I'd imagine you could use other units of time. Personally, I would stay uniform to the units used in the problem or whatever's specified.
Re: Units of time
It is possible to use units of time that are not seconds. I think we use second in general as a benchmark.
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