15 h) is used to study blood circulation. If a patient is injected with an(t8. Sodium-24aqueous solution of 2ªNaCl that has an activity is 2.5x10° d/s (disintegrations per second). Giventhat the disintegration of 2ªNa follows first order kinetics, how much of the activity is present inthe patient's blood after 4.0 days?3.3: Method of initial Rates.Page 8 of 1LAMU CHEMISTRY/CHI002 a 2020

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E. Sodium-24 (t - 15 h) is used to study blood circulation. If a patient is injected with an aqueous solution of 2*NaCl that has an activity is 2.5x10° d/s (disintegrations per second). Given hat the disintegration of "Na follows first order kinetics, how much of the activity is present in he patient's blood after 4.0 days?

E. Sodium-24 (t - 15 h) is used to study blood circulation. If a patient is injected with an aqueous solution of 2*NaCl that has an activity is 2.5x10° d/s (disintegrations per second). Given hat the disintegration of "Na follows first order kinetics, how much of the activity is present in he patient's blood after 4.0 days?

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