Consider the reaction: A → B. Use the below data to determine the first half-life for experiment 1. Please answer in seconds. Initial Rate [M/s] 0.0025 Experiment 4,000 1 2 Incorrect. [A] 0.1 M 0.2 M 0.01 When we double the concentration of A, the rate quadruples. This means that this reaction is second order. Make sure you are using the correct half-life equation! *Check to make sure you are using the data from Experiment #1.

Consider the reaction: A → B. Use the below data to determine the first half-life for experiment 1. Please answer in seconds. Initial Rate [M/s] 0.0025 Experiment 4,000 1 2 Incorrect. [A] 0.1 M 0.2 M 0.01 When we double the concentration of A, the rate quadruples. This means that this reaction is second order. Make sure you are using the correct half-life equation! *Check to make sure you are using the data from Experiment #1.

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