00:01
We can use the rate equation for the first order reaction i .e.
00:05
Rate equals to k multiplied by a to the power n.
00:14
Solving for n, we get rate divided by a, n equals to k.
00:37
Now let's calculate the rate for each time point.
00:42
Rate equals to ca2 -ca1 divided by t2 -t1.
00:59
Using the data points 0, 4 .00 and 3, 2 .89, rate equals to 2 .89 -4 .00 divided by 3 -0 which is equals to minus 0 .37.
01:21
Using the data points 3, 2 .98 and 5, 2 .25, rate equals to 2 .25 -2 .89 divided by 5 -3 which is equals to minus 0 .32.
01:42
Using the data point 5, 2 .25 and 8, 1 .45, rate equals to 1 .45 -2 .25 divided by 8 -5 which is equals to minus 0 .26.
02:03
Using the data point 8, 1 .45 and 10, 1 .00, rate equals to 1 .00 -1 .45 divided by 10 -8 which is equals to minus 0 .23...