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Derive an integrated rate equation for the rate constant of a zero order reaction.

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Consider a zero order reaction
`R to P`
Rate `= (-d[R])/(dt)`
`=k [R]_0`
`(-d[R])/(dt) =k xx1`
Integrating
`[R] = -kt + I`
When `t =0,[R] =[R]_0` then
`I = [R]_0`
`[R] =-kt + [R]_0`
`k =([R]_0-[R])/(t)`
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