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Cellulose can be converted to sugar by the following zero order reaction cellulose(A) – →Sugar(2R). The initial concentration CAo =3 mol/lit. At 300 k the reaction gives CR=5.2 mol/lit after 20 sec. If the reaction is carried out at 310 k, find the concentration of (A) after 10 sec. The activation energy E=15000J/mol. Ans: C= 1.43 mol/lit.

Cellulose can be converted to sugar by the following zero order reaction cellulose(A) – →Sugar(2R). The initial concentration CAo =3 mol/lit. At 300 k the reaction gives CR=5.2 mol/lit after 20 sec. If the reaction is carried out at 310 k, find the concentration of (A) after 10 sec. The activation energy E=15000J/mol. Ans: C= 1.43 mol/lit.

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Q2. Cellulose can be converted to sugar by the following zero order reaction cellulose(A) →Sugar(2R). The initial concentration CAo =3 mol/lit. At 300 k the reaction gives CR=5.2 mol/lit after 20 sec. If the reaction is carried out at 310 k, find the concentration of (A) after 10 sec. The activation energy E=15000J/mol. Ans: CA 1.43 mol/lit.
Transcribed Image Text:Q2. Cellulose can be converted to sugar by the following zero order reaction cellulose(A) →Sugar(2R). The initial concentration CAo =3 mol/lit. At 300 k the reaction gives CR=5.2 mol/lit after 20 sec. If the reaction is carried out at 310 k, find the concentration of (A) after 10 sec. The activation energy E=15000J/mol. Ans: CA 1.43 mol/lit.
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