Chemical Kinetics Homework: Ineq., Mass & English

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The discussion centers on the relationship between concentration and mass in the context of the chemical kinetics equation ln[A] = -kt + ln[A]0. It questions whether mass can be substituted for concentration in the equation. The response clarifies that while concentration is typically used, mass can be factored into the rate constant (k) if the volume and molar mass remain constant. This allows for the use of mass in calculations without altering the fundamental kinetics principles. Understanding this relationship is crucial for solving related homework problems effectively.
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Homework Statement


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ln[A]=-kt+ln[A]0

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In this equation,is it necessary to have [A] to be the concentration?
If there is the mass provided only,can I just subsitute [A]=mass?

Sorry for my poor english
 
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It is about concentration. However, for a constant volume (and taking into account molar mass is constant for a given substance) you can be able to factor them out into k constant. That is just a simple math.
 
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