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Unequal-concentration second-order integration (ln(hx0​/(xh0​))=kΔt)

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For a one-to-one elementary reaction with concentrations x and h, the difference Δ=h0​−x0​ remains constant. Integration gives ln(hx0​/(xh0​))=kΔt when Δ=0; the equal-initial-concentration limit is 1/x−1/x0​=kt.

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