6) A certain reaction is first order, and 5 s after initiation of the reaction, 10 % of the reactantremains. Calculatea)the rate constant (k) for this reaction.b)the half-life of the reaction.t1/2Workouts ConstantsIdeal gas constant:= 8.314 J K mol-= 0.083 dm bar K mol= 0.082 dm atm K molAvogadro's constant: NA = 6.022x1023 mol-!Boltzmann constant: k 1.38x1023 J KSpeed of light:c = 3 x 10% m sPlanck's constant:h = 6.626x1034 J s1 bar = 105 Pa1 atm = 101325 PaRelationsU = NKT²(n= + k In QS =%3DA = -kT In QG = -NkT In)R.

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6) A certain reaction is first order, and 5 s after initiation of the reaction, 10 % of the reactant remains. Calculate a) the rate constant (k) for this reaction. k = b) the half-life of the reaction. t1/2 Workouts

6) A certain reaction is first order, and 5 s after initiation of the reaction, 10 % of the reactant remains. Calculate a) the rate constant (k) for this reaction. k = b) the half-life of the reaction. t1/2 Workouts

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