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A chemical degrades in a flow-balanced, steady-state CMFR according to first-order reaction kinetics. The upstream concentration of the chemical is 10 mg/L and the downstream concentration is 2 mg/L. Water is being treated at a rate of 29 m3/min. The volume of the tank is 580 m3. What is the rate of decay? What is the rate constant?

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