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to find the constant (k) in the rate law : rate = k (tBC)^n[OH-}^m, would using...

to find the constant (k) in the rate law : rate = k (tBC)^n[OH-}^m, would using the integrated rate law change the value of k?

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Rate constant value of 'k' will not change when we use integrated rate law instead of differential rate law. It is due to its constant behaviour. 'k' is constant at aparticular temprature and pressure and constants never be changed weather it is used in differentiation or integration it remains constant always. However its value can change if we vary the temprature of reaction.

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