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Kinetics of many chemical and physical processes is well described by the first-order equations, according to which the conversion rate is proportional to the number (concentration) of unreacted species dx dt = k(1− x), (1) where k is the rate constant, and x is the conversion ratio, i.e., the ratio of the number (concentration) of reacted species to the initial number (concentration) of reactant molecules. In thermally activated processes, k is temperature dependent, following the Arrhenius equation

Non-Exponential Decays in First-Order Kinetic Processes. The Case of"Squeezed Exponential"