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... plot the concentration against time , and evaluate the slope of the plot at each of a series of concentra- tions by drawing a tangent to the curve at the desired point , as shown in Figure 10-1a . The slope of the tangent at a point is ...
... plot the concentration against time , and evaluate the slope of the plot at each of a series of concentra- tions by drawing a tangent to the curve at the desired point , as shown in Figure 10-1a . The slope of the tangent at a point is ...
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... plot against time can be made of the appropriate quantity which is expected to be linear with time . The quantities to plot and the slopes of the resulting lines are given in Table 10-1 for reactions of various order . Linearity of a plot ...
... plot against time can be made of the appropriate quantity which is expected to be linear with time . The quantities to plot and the slopes of the resulting lines are given in Table 10-1 for reactions of various order . Linearity of a plot ...
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... plot some function of the reaction velocity against a function of the sub- strate concentration so chosen that a straight line results . A linear plot minimizes the effect of experimental scatter of the data points and facilitates ...
... plot some function of the reaction velocity against a function of the sub- strate concentration so chosen that a straight line results . A linear plot minimizes the effect of experimental scatter of the data points and facilitates ...
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