SOLUTION: The rate of change in concentration for the first order reaction can be modelled as a logarithmic function as following:
ln(C(t)/Co)=-kt
where C(t)is the concentration at any tim
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ln(C(t)/Co)=-kt
where C(t)is the concentration at any tim
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Question 1173478: The rate of change in concentration for the first order reaction can be modelled as a logarithmic function as following:
ln(C(t)/Co)=-kt
where C(t)is the concentration at any time, t, Co is the initial concentration of 0.9M,k is the rate constant with a value of 0.5 in s^-1 and t is the time in seconds.
A. Find an expression for C(t)
