11) the reaction A-→ B showed a second order kinetics. The rate constant, k for the reaction was foundto be 0.964(I/mol.hr). If [A.) = 3.27 M. calculate the concentration of A that's left after 85.0 minutesa) 0.0122 Mb) 1.67 Mc) 0.598 M

Given a chemical reaction as follows.A→B showed a second order kinetics.the rate constant K =0.964…

11) the reaction A-→ B showed a second order kinetics. The rate constant, k for the reaction was found to be 0.964(I/mol.hr). If [A.J = 3.27 M. calculate the concentration of A that's left after 85.0 minutes a) 0.0122 M b) 1.67 M c) 0.598 M

11) the reaction A-→ B showed a second order kinetics. The rate constant, k for the reaction was found to be 0.964(I/mol.hr). If [A.J = 3.27 M. calculate the concentration of A that's left after 85.0 minutes a) 0.0122 M b) 1.67 M c) 0.598 M

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