Chemistry, asked by anaskhan52501, 1 year ago

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

Answers

Answered by Tejashkumar

0

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

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

History, 7 months ago

olla elho invented printing paresh? ERCISESciehouaithe son of heathere also Fill in the banks way aceith Shaww seas the...

Math, 7 months ago

how many mountain in india.

English, 7 months ago

01) Write the correct article, a or an. 1) apple. 2) book 3) igloo 4) banana. 5) tree. 6) ant. 7) bat. 8) fan 9) umbrella...

Chemistry, 1 year ago

Rate of reactions problem?

English, 1 year ago

The porter told me that he would not accepte fewer than ten rupees.

Social Sciences, 1 year ago

Remedies for the violation of human rights in india...

Math, 1 year ago

)if the english alphabet is written in reverse order, then which letter is 7th to the left of 11th letter from right?

Math, 1 year ago

If the height of the equilateral triangle is 2√3 cm, then determine the area (in cm2) of the equilateral triangle...