Elimination rate constant

looneych00n | 16:28 Mon 04th Aug 2008 | Science

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Hi guys,

i was wondering if you could help me? Im doing some maths for toxicology and needless to say am stuck!! I need to work out the elimination rate constant of a drug. I have worked out the volume of distribution. The time given in the table is 65 hours. My notes say that K = rate of elimination/ Dose present in body. I dont know how to get the rate of elimination!

can anyone help me? the more i look at it the more confused i get! It isnt hard!

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