The decomposition of phosphine is a first order process with a half life of 37.9 s. What is the rate constant for this reaction?
0.0264 s-1 |
0.0381 s-1 |
0.0183 s-1 |
54.7 s-1 |
26.3 s-1 |
Use the concentration time reaction and for first order reactions half life is given by
t1/2 = 0.693/k for first order process
k= 0.693/37.9s
k=0.0183 s^-1
The decomposition of phosphine is a first order process with a half life of 37.9 s....
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