Integrated Rate Laws - 1st Order and 2nd Order Examples

[@terencetrouve5676]

Great explanation, did you do it too for Zero order?

[@amazzegaming4842]

it's just y=-mx+b formula

[@ayeshaquratulain1554]

why did you multiplied 0.49 with 0.22 in the first numerical. That's confusing otherwise great explanation sir

[@tabaribrickhouse474]

not clear as to what u actually did that's the most important part .1078/.490/.352 doesn't equal 4

[@jennawalton3436]

Hi! You have to take the natural log (ln) of 0.1078/0.490, which would give you -1.51. You then divide -1.51 by -0.352 and should get 4.3.

[@kutloanoramochela9535]

for my first answer i got 12,91s.

[@meronteshome3359]

Thank you