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Derive the intergrate rate equation for a zero order rection.

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Zerto order reaction is the reaction in which rate of reaction does not depends on the concentratin of reactants.
`R to P`
Rate `=(-d[R])/(dt)=k [R]^(@)`
Rate `=(-d[R])/(dt),d[R]=-k. dt`
Intergration on both sides
`[R]=-kt +I- (1)`
I = Intergration constant
At `=0 to R= [R]_(0)` initial concentration
`I = [R]_(0)`
Substituting `I=[R]_(0)` in the above equation (1)
`[R] =-kt +[R]_(0)`
`k=([R_(0)]-[R])/(t)`
This is the intergrated rate equation for a zero order reaction.
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