(b) Write the relation between half-life and rate constant and define the term. Question 2 In a reaction, the rate constant is found to be quadruple when the temperature increases from 30°C to 70°C, calculate the activation energy for the reaction. Question 3 In general for the reaction: C + dD →aA + B, write the rate law expression for reaction. Question 4 What is the order of reaction with respect to the individual concentration and over all order of reaction for given rate law expression: Rate (Ms-!) = K[L]s?[C]'[P]? /3

(b) Write the relation between half-life and rate constant and define the term. Question 2 In a reaction, the rate constant is found to be quadruple when the temperature increases from 30°C to 70°C, calculate the activation energy for the reaction. Question 3 In general for the reaction: C + dD →aA + B, write the rate law expression for reaction. Question 4 What is the order of reaction with respect to the individual concentration and over all order of reaction for given rate law expression: Rate (Ms-!) = K[L]s?[C]'[P]? /3

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