is this explaination fo rate of eraction is accurate and correact?
Rate of reaction refers to the speed at which the concentration of reactant converts to a product. The formula states that [A] concentration of reactant, (-) is the concentration decreasing overtime and t represents time.
rate=-(d[A])/dt
Yes, the explanation of the rate of reaction and the formula for calculating it is accurate and correct. The formula rate = -(d[A])/dt represents the change in concentration of reactant [A] over time (dt) as a negative value, indicating a decrease in concentration.
Yes, the explanation is accurate and correct. The rate of a chemical reaction refers to how quickly the concentration of a reactant decreases or the concentration of a product increases over time. The formula, rate = -(d[A])/dt, represents the rate as the negative change in concentration of reactant, d[A], divided by the change in time, dt. The negative sign indicates that the concentration of reactant is decreasing, as expected in most reactions.
