14.5 Integrated Rate Laws | General Chemistry

Chad provides a comprehensive lesson on the Integrated Rate Laws. The Zero Order, 1st Order, and 2nd Order integrated rate laws are introduced and then used to calculate concentration changes over time. The half-life equation is also introduced for Zero Order, 1st Order, and 2nd Order reactions, but particular attention is paid to 1st order reactions as they are the only one whose half-life is independent of the reactant concentration. Finally, graphical relationships are presented for each order and it is shown how based upon whether or not a plot is linear the order of the reaction can be determined.
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00:00 Lesson Introduction
00:28 Introduction to the Integrated Rate Laws
01:59 Calculations with the Integrated Rate Laws
08:58 Half-Life
18:13 Graphical Relationships for Zero, 1st, 2nd Order
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anyone get a diff value for integration problem on second order?

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