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The rate constant for this first order reaction is 0.0470 s-1 at 400 C. A TO Products After how many seconds will 11.0% of the...Asked by k
The rate constant for this first-order reaction is 0.0570 s–1 at 400 °C.
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After how many seconds will 14.0% of the reactant remain?
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After how many seconds will 14.0% of the reactant remain?
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Answered by
DrBob222
ln(No/N) = kt
If you use No = 100, then N = 14, substitute k and solve for t.
If you use No = 100, then N = 14, substitute k and solve for t.
Answered by
Jaycee
To expand on Dr.Bob's answer:
The usual formula is:
ln([A-t]/[A-0]) = -kt
but you're looking for t so you have to rearrange the formula:
ln(concentration over 100)/-(k) = t
[ln(14/100)]/-0.0570 = t
34.36834015 = t
Your answer should be 34.4 seconds
The usual formula is:
ln([A-t]/[A-0]) = -kt
but you're looking for t so you have to rearrange the formula:
ln(concentration over 100)/-(k) = t
[ln(14/100)]/-0.0570 = t
34.36834015 = t
Your answer should be 34.4 seconds
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