Consider the following equation that is commonily used in pharmacokinetic studies of drugsIn[D]t = -kt + In[D],What are the units of k in the above equation?Select one or more:O A s-1O B. 12 mol-25-1O Cl mol-1 s-1O D. mol L-1 s-1

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Consider the following equation that is commonily used in pharmacokinetic studies of drugs In[D]e = -kt + In[D]. What are the units of k in the above equation?

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Consider the following equation that is commonily used in pharmacokinetic studies of drugs
In[D]t = -kt + In[D],
What are the units of k in the above equation?
Select one or more:
O A s-1
O B. 12 mol-25-1
O Cl mol-1 s-1
O D. mol L-1 s-1

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