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Calculate k, the elimination rate constant, responsible for drug degradation (in mg/L*hr).](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/d3bff78c-0664-4fd2-87be-a2a31e3df155/16535850-740f-440b-8058-d2de8300805e/5m4711_thumbnail.png)
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Calculate k, the elimination rate constant, responsible for drug degradation (in mg/L*hr).
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Step 1
The unit of rate constant is mg/L hr.
For a zero-order reaction, the rate constant (k) has exactly the same unit as that of the rate of the reaction.
So, the given drug degradation follows zero-order kinetics.
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