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1. For a first order k = 9.09x10-3 1/s. If the initial concentration is 7.06 M...

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For a first order k = 9.09x10-3 1/s. If the initial concentration is 7.06 M calculate the concentration after 35.0 s.


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How long does it take the initial concentration of 0.778 M reduce to 0.453 M when k for the first order reaction is 2.11x10-2 1/min.?

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The rate constant for a reaction at 25.0 oC is 2.87x10 -2. What is the rate constant at 55.0 oC? E a= 20.5 kJ.

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The decomposition of a substance is a second order reaction with the rate constant of 3.50x10 -3 1/min if the initial concentration of a substance is 0.335 M what is the concentration of this substance after 20.0 min?

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What is the half-life of a substance with rate constant of 1.05 1/min

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