: Decomposition of N₂O5 dissolved in carbon tetrachloride is a first-order reaction described 2N205 → 4NO₂ + 0₂ by Reaction was initiated (started) at 45 C° using an initial N₂O5 concentration 1 M, and after three hours the concentration of N₂O5 decrease to 1.21 * 10-³M .Determine 1. The half-life of N₂O5 in minutes at 45 Cº. 2. The value of initial reaction rate. X 17 ol

: Decomposition of N₂O5 dissolved in carbon tetrachloride is a first-order reaction described 2N205 → 4NO₂ + 0₂ by Reaction was initiated (started) at 45 C° using an initial N₂O5 concentration 1 M, and after three hours the concentration of N₂O5 decrease to 1.21 * 10-³M .Determine 1. The half-life of N₂O5 in minutes at 45 Cº. 2. The value of initial reaction rate. X 17 ol

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