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For a reaction `AtoB` the concentration of A is decreased by equal amounts in equal time intervals. The rate of reaction can be expressed as:

A

`k[A]^(0)`

B

`k[A]^(-1)`

C

`k[A]`

D

`k[A]^(2)`

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A
By definition `AtoB` the
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