Half Life
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Re: Half Life
While the formula sheets vary from year to year, it's likely that if these half-life equations were on the most recent exam, they will be on the final exam formula sheet. :)
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Re: Half Life
On the equation sheet on the website, the half-life formulas are given. However, the equation sheet does not specify which order reaction each equation is for, so make sure that you know the difference between the equations.
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Re: Half Life
Half life equations are given in the equation sheet, but they will not tell you which half-life equation corresponds to which order of reaction. You can also derive them using the standard half life equation, solving for t when the concentrations are half of the initial.
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Re: Half Life
They will likely be on the formula sheet, but if you do need to derive the formula, plug in t=1/2 to get the half life formula.
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Re: Half Life
lukezhang2C wrote:Half life equations are given in the equation sheet, but they will not tell you which half-life equation corresponds to which order of reaction. You can also derive them using the standard half life equation, solving for t when the concentrations are half of the initial.
That’s really helpful, thank you!
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