A reduction in concentration of A from 120 mg/L to 2
mg/L in two hours. It is a zero order reaction determine the value
of
the rate constant with appropriate units. Repeat the analysis if
the reaction is known to follow first-order kinetics.
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Initial concentration = 120 mg/L
Final concentration = 2 mg/L
Time = 2 hr
For the zero order reaction :-
putting the values we get
For the first order reaction the formula is:-
putting values we get:-
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