A first order reaction is given as A → products. Its integrated equation is

For a first order reaction, k = t 2.303 lo g a − x a where, ' a ' is the initial concentration and ' x ' is the amount reacted in time ′ .

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A first order reaction is given as $A \to$ products. Its integrated equation is

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For a first order reaction, $k = \frac{2.303}{t} lo g \frac{a}{a - x}$ where, ' $a$ ' is the initial concentration and ' $x$ ' is the amount reacted in time $^{'}$ .

Stream:MHT_CETSubject:ChemistryTopic:Chemical KineticsSubtopic:Second & nth Order Reactions

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