14.5 Integrated Rate Laws | General Chemistry

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Hi, i'm just a little confused on how you get the constant rate k=0.001 reply ASAP 3:10

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anyone get a diff value for integration problem on second order?

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Hey Chad, thanks for the Clarity provided on these different orders of reaction. But I'm somehow confused on deriving ln e-

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In our lecture, the teacher represented 0.693 as ln(2). That is a much easier way to remember it!

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How did you get 0.44 for the zero order?

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I don't understand how he went from .753 to .47M. I don't know how to find the e^ on the calculator.

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I figured it out I was leaving off the negative!

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@@valv1377 but how did you use the e i cant find it either

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