First Order Reaction
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Re: First Order Reaction
[A] is assumed to represent the concentration of A at some time t, or the time that elapsed since the reaction began.
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Re: First Order Reaction
[A] is just the concentration of the reactant A at any time t throughout the reaction, whereas [A]o is the concentration exactly at the beginning of the reaction.
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Re: First Order Reaction
Given that we have the initial concentration of A, or [A]o, [A] is the concentration of A after some time, t.
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