For the following reaction 2A > A2 This is a zero rate order. The rate constant is y = - 0.0034x +0.9996 What is the rate law expression? What is the concentration at 290 seconds? Time [A](M ) 0 1 25 0.914 50 0.829 75 0.744

For the following reaction 2A > A2 This is a zero rate order. The rate constant is y = - 0.0034x +0.9996 What is the rate law expression? What is the concentration at 290 seconds? Time [A](M ) 0 1 25 0.914 50 0.829 75 0.744

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