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@aaronq Can you help with this reaction rate problem?
So this is a first order reaction, right? we can use the first order integrated rate law: \(\sf \huge [A]_t=[A]_o*e^{-kt}\)
\(\sf \huge (0.1)=(1)*e^{-kt}\)
Yep. First order.
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I thought the concentration and pressure could be interchangeable in this context, but I wasn't sure. Thanks so much!
they are. no problem!
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