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Unequal-concentration second-order integration
(
ln
(
h
x
0
/
(
x
h
0
))
=
k
Δ
t
)
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2026-10-20
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For
a
one-to-one
elementary reaction
with
concentrations
x
and
h
, the
difference
Δ
=
h
0
−
x
0
remains constant. Integration gives
ln
(
h
x
0
/
(
x
h
0
))
=
k
Δ
t
when
Δ
=
0
; the equal-initial-
concentration
limit is
1/
x
−
1/
x
0
=
k
t
.
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Past exam of the chemistry course of the year 1 of the natural sciences course of the University of Cambridge
/
2021
/
Paper 1
/
5
/
b
/
iii
/
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