First Order Elimination Rate Constant and Half-life | A closer look - Lect 11

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Great video .. but , What does “ln“in the K equation stand for ,,?

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Sir since half life is constant for 1st order kinetics,how can it be inversely propetional to rate of drug metabolism? Does this statement hold true only for zero order kinetics?plz reply :-)

[@linsen3209]

hi Areo: thanks for sharing!! have a question to ask.
first order elimination equation using concentration: ct = c0 e-kt . but how come rate of elimination = amount of drug (mass) * Ke (elimination constant)?

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