For decay rates/decay factors in functions:
The decay rate is the actual amount you are substituting into an equation. For example, a common exponential function such as "y=a(b)^x" would show exponential decay if it were written as "y=i(1-r)^t".
"i" represents the initial amount, such as in the previous example, would be $100. "(1-r)" is the decay factor, whereas the "r" is your decay rate. The decay factor is derived from 1-r because a function would only be considered decaying if the growth/decay factor is less than 1. Another way of looking at this principal is if we were to say a car we bought lost 8% of its value every year. Then it would only be retaining 92% of it's initial value. "t" is your time unit, or the number of times the function is applied.
Example:
A medical patient is given 400 mg of antibiotics. Say that 10% of the medicine given to a patient is eliminated by the patient's body every 2 hours. How much medicine will remain in the patient's blood stream in 4 hours?
Sample equation: y=i(1-r)^t --> "i" in this case would be 400, or the 400 mg given to the patient on. (1-r) would be 1-10% or 1-0.10 -- the amount of antibiotic that will remain in the patients body. "t" in this case would be 2, because the eliminated amounts are only calculated in 2 hour increments, with 4 hours total in the problem.
Your equation: y=400(1-0.10)^2
y=400(0.90)^2
y=400(0.81)
y=324 mg of antibiotics left in the blood stream
The decay rate refers to the percentage decrease in a quantity over a given time period. The decay factor, on the other hand, represents the multiple by which a quantity decreases over time, often expressed as a fraction or decimal less than 1. The decay rate is calculated as the difference between 1 and the decay factor, providing complementary perspectives on the same concept of decreasing values.
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Yes. The process proceeds at the same rate for any given sample of an isotope, such that its mass is reduced by half at some regular interval, called its half-life. The type of decay is also predictable. Making a graph by plotting the atomic number vs the mass number of stable isotopes can be used to predict decay. If you then locate the position of some unstable isotope and it is on one side of the stable isotopes it indicates beta decay, but if on the other side it indicated alpha decay.
I don't know but don't try it either but I think fast foods decay faster because of greasy fat cells
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Radiocarbon dating is the method used to date organic material such as bones and wood by determining the amount of carbon-14 present. This method relies on the fact that carbon-14 decays at a known rate, allowing scientists to estimate the age of the material based on the remaining carbon-14.
Diet rots less.Here's how it works. There are two elements at work here: sugars and acids. The artificial sugar in diet soda contribute toward tooth decay, "real" sugar does. Artificial sweeteners are just the wrong "stuff" and not what cavities need to develop.However, all sodas have acids in them, which wear on the enamel of the tooth. This doesn't directly cause tooth decay, i.e. it's not tooth decay just by itself, but it lets sugars, starches, and all else that would decay your teeth to do so more easily.Neither kind of pop would do very much tooth decay if you drink them with a meal (so the soda pop's sugar gets taken off your teeth by saliva and food), drink through a straw (often achieving much less contact with your teeth!), or rinse your mouth out with water and brush your teeth soon afterwards.
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i think that u need to look at the rate equation which is RATE=K*(X)*Y WHERE Y IS THE ORDER OF REACTION WRT DAT REAGENT SO IF THE CONC INCREASED BY 2 AND UR RATE BY 8 THEN WE (2)*3=8 HENCE IT IS A THIRD ORDER RXN IF U DONT BELIEVE ME PLOT GRAPHS OF CONC VS TIME OR REACTION RATE VS CONC THE SHAPE TELLS US THE ORDER.....
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