1) The isomerization reaction shown below follows first order kinetics at 500 K. CH3NC (g) +→ CH3CN (g) a) Use the rate constant you determined in example 3 on page 4 to determine the half life of this reaction. K?6.579 x 10 -4 s-l half ll fe 0.693 6. S79 x 10-9 10 S3 .35 b) Use the half life you just determined to predit how long it will take for the concentration of CH3NC to reach 25% of its original value?

1) The isomerization reaction shown below follows first order kinetics at 500 K. CH3NC (g) +→ CH3CN (g) a) Use the rate constant you determined in example 3 on page 4 to determine the half life of this reaction. K?6.579 x 10 -4 s-l half ll fe 0.693 6. S79 x 10-9 10 S3 .35 b) Use the half life you just determined to predit how long it will take for the concentration of CH3NC to reach 25% of its original value?

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