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d[A]/dt=-(k+k`)[A]+k`[A]0
The solution of this first-order differential equation is:
[A]= (k`+ke^(k`+k)t)*[A]0/(k`+k)
Could you please explain how you get from the first equation to the second? THANKS!
btw: if this helps, this is part of the solution for a chemical kinetics (rates/equilibrium) problem
so A is the reactant, t is the time, and k and k` are the rate constants for the reaction A==B
The solution of this first-order differential equation is:
[A]= (k`+ke^(k`+k)t)*[A]0/(k`+k)
Could you please explain how you get from the first equation to the second? THANKS!
btw: if this helps, this is part of the solution for a chemical kinetics (rates/equilibrium) problem
so A is the reactant, t is the time, and k and k` are the rate constants for the reaction A==B
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