(a) At some point in the reaction 2A + B → G + 3H, [A] = 0.3629 M. At a time 8.25 min later [A] = 0.3187 M. What is the average rate of formation of H during this time interval, expressed in M/s?
(a) At some point in the reaction 2A + B → G + 3H, [A] = 0.3629 M. At a time 8.25 min later [A] = 0.3187 M. What is the average rate of formation of H during this time interval, expressed in M/s?
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![(a) At some point in the reaction 2A + B →G + 3H, [A] = 0.3629
M. At a time 8.25 min later [A] = 0.3187 M. What is the average rate
of formation of H during this time interval, expressed in M/s?
(b) The first order decomposition reaction of N2O is given as
follows;
N2O5 (in CC14) → N204 (in CC14) + ½ O2(g)
Find the rate constant (k) corresponding to a 2.00 h half-life at 25°C.
Calculate the half-life of the given decomposition reaction at 32°C, if
the activation energy is 106 kJ/mol? (R:8.314 J/mol.K)](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F36c34f39-0fd2-4d58-b4d9-17463c42776f%2F23b5e870-6461-4d75-b0d0-a73e9a40438f%2F8odwuc5_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:(a) At some point in the reaction 2A + B →G + 3H, [A] = 0.3629
M. At a time 8.25 min later [A] = 0.3187 M. What is the average rate
of formation of H during this time interval, expressed in M/s?
(b) The first order decomposition reaction of N2O is given as
follows;
N2O5 (in CC14) → N204 (in CC14) + ½ O2(g)
Find the rate constant (k) corresponding to a 2.00 h half-life at 25°C.
Calculate the half-life of the given decomposition reaction at 32°C, if
the activation energy is 106 kJ/mol? (R:8.314 J/mol.K)
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