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Use ln(No/N) = kt
You're given k, substitute that and the other values and solve for N.
The decomposition of an aldehyde solution in carbon tetrachloride is a first order reaction with a rate constant of 1.20 x 10-3 min-l. If we start with [aldehyde] = 0.0500 molar, what will the concentration be 150 minutes later?
a. 0.00900 M b. 0.0418 M c. 0.00926 M d. 0.00499M e. 0.000333 M
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According to our book we are supposed to use the following
ln (N/No) = -kt
Are both equations correct?
ln (N/No) = -kt
Are both equations correct?
Yes. If you place a negative sign, then the ln No/N term is reversed (take the reciprocal).