What is the significance of the slope in a concentration vs. time graph for a zero-order reaction?

A. It is negative and equal to k
B. It is positive and equal to k
C. It is zero
D. It indicates the activation energy

Answer: It is negative and equal to k

Additional Information: For a zero-order reaction, the slope of the concentration vs. time graph is negative and equal to the rate constant (k).

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