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Zero-order reaction

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A zero-order reaction has a reaction rate independent of the relevant reactant concentration over the range where its rate law applies. For A⟶B, [A]=A0​−kt is valid only before depletion at t=A0​/k. The constant-consumption model must stop or change there.

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