The integrated rate law for a zero order reaction is as follows:
where:
[A]t = concentration at time t
k = rate constant
t = time, [A]0 = initial concentration.
Time (min) | C12H22O11 (M) |
0 | 0.316 |
39 | 0.274 |
80 | 0.238 |
140 | 0.190 |
210 | 0.146 |
Using the rate constant, calculate the concentration of sucrose at 80 min if the initial sucrose concentration were 0.316 M and the reaction were zero order in sucrose.
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