a) Complete the following table with appropriate equations Order Rate Law Integrated Rate Law Half-life Straight-Line Plot 1 b) A reaction is second order with respect to X. The second-order rate constant is 3.0 L/mol.min. How long will it take the concentration of X to decrease from 0.250 M to 0.040 M? 2.

a) Complete the following table with appropriate equations Order Rate Law Integrated Rate Law Half-life Straight-Line Plot 1 b) A reaction is second order with respect to X. The second-order rate constant is 3.0 L/mol.min. How long will it take the concentration of X to decrease from 0.250 M to 0.040 M? 2.

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