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Difference between Average rate and Instantaneous rate.

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Instantaneous Rate vs Average Rate
Instantaneous rate is the rate of a chemical reaction that is measured as the change of the concentration of reactants or products during a known time period.	Average rate is the rate of a chemical reaction that is measured as the change of the concentration of reactants or products during the whole time period of the progression of the chemical reaction.
Time
Instantaneous rate is measured for a particular moment or for a very short time period.	Average rate is measured for a longer time period.
Formula for Calculation
Instantaneous Rate of Change = Lim (t→0) [Δ(concentration of reactant or product) /Δ(time)]	Average Rate of Change = Δ(concentration of reactant or product) /Δ(time)

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