A drug suspension decomposes upon storage at room temperature. Drug amount over time is presented in the table below: Time (day) Amount (mg) 8. 320 32 140 56 70 72 42 80 34 96 20 1. The decomposition of this drug follows: First order OZero order 2. The decomposition rate (in mg/day) when the amount equal to 80 mg is: 09.92 O0.031 O992

A drug suspension decomposes upon storage at room temperature. Drug amount over time is presented in the table below: Time (day) Amount (mg) 8. 320 32 140 56 70 72 42 80 34 96 20 1. The decomposition of this drug follows: First order OZero order 2. The decomposition rate (in mg/day) when the amount equal to 80 mg is: 09.92 O0.031 O992

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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