NEETChemistryChemical Kinetics
What happens to the time interval (dt) when calculating the instantaneous rate?
Options
- AIt becomes infinitely small (approaches zero).
- BIt remains constant.
- CIt becomes equal to the average rate.
- DIt is extended to a longer duration.
Correct answer
A. It becomes infinitely small (approaches zero).
Step-by-step solution
When calculating the instantaneous rate, the time interval (dt) becomes infinitely small (approaches zero).