A reaction is a first-order reaction with respect to A if its rate of disappearance is proportional to the concentration of A at every moment:
The positive constant , in or , is the rate constant; it depends on the temperature.
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Also known as: first-order reaction · rate constant
A reaction is a first-order reaction with respect to A if its rate of disappearance is proportional to the concentration of A at every moment:
The positive constant , in or , is the rate constant; it depends on the temperature.