Chemistry, asked by anaskhan52501, 11 months ago

For a reaction A→B, why do we put a negative sign in front of the rate of disappearance of A?

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Answered by Tejashkumar

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It is because the concentration of A decreases gradually hence we show this by a negative sign.

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