EX9At a constant temperature T, substance A begins to transform into the products II₁,II2, and II3, according to the following parallel reaction mechanism:AAk₁ 3.4×10 4 -1k₂=5x10 ³ -1K3=2x10-4 S-1→II₁→II₂A>II3When the entire amount of A was consumed, the concentration of product P2 wasmeasured to be 4.0 x 10-1 mol dm³. Calculate the concentrations of the otherproducts II and II3 as well as the initial concentration of substance A.

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At a constant temperature T, substance A begins to transform into the products II₁, II2, and II3, according to the following parallel reaction mechanism: A A k₁ 3.4x10 4 -1 k₂=5x10 ³ -1 k3=2x10 4 -1 ✈II₁ II₂ A When the entire amount of A was consumed, the concentration of product P2 was measured to be 4.0 × 10-¹ mol dm³³. Calculate the concentrations of the other products II and II3 as well as the initial concentration of substance A. ✈II3

At a constant temperature T, substance A begins to transform into the products II₁, II2, and II3, according to the following parallel reaction mechanism: A A k₁ 3.4x10 4 -1 k₂=5x10 ³ -1 k3=2x10 4 -1 ✈II₁ II₂ A When the entire amount of A was consumed, the concentration of product P2 was measured to be 4.0 × 10-¹ mol dm³³. Calculate the concentrations of the other products II and II3 as well as the initial concentration of substance A. ✈II3

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