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In a first order reaction, reactant conc...

In a first order reaction, reactant concentration 'C' varies with time 't' as

A

C decreases with 1/t

B

log C decreases with 1/t

C

`(1)/(C ) ` increase linearly with `t`

D

log C decreases linearly with `t`

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