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The intergrated rate equation is
`Rt = log, C_(0) - log C_(t)`. The straight line graph is obtained by plotting:

A

`t` vs log `C_(t)`

B

`(1)/(t)` vs log `C_(t)`

C

`t` vs `C_(t)`

D

`(1)/(t)` vs log `(1)/(C_(t))`

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The correct Answer is:
`(a)`
`log C_(1) vst (log C_(t) = log C_(0) - Rt)` having a
`y = c + mx`
slope equal to `-R`
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