14.5b Derivation of the Integrated Rate Laws | General Chemistry

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Rate law for second order =-1/2× dA/dt and rate=k[A]^2

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Derivation for second order is wrong....check the rate law

[@RyanRibeiro-te3ns]

No, sir. It's correct. Finishing the integration you get to the equation of second order. Or maybe I just did not understand what part you said that it was wrong