EX7 The first-order bidirectional reaction is given: k₁ k.1 with rate constantsk₁=5 x 10-²S-¹ and k_₁= 2 x 10-²S-¹ Calculate the time required for the concentration of A to double and at the same tim for it to triple the equilibrium concentration. A B

EX7 The first-order bidirectional reaction is given: k₁ k.1 with rate constantsk₁=5 x 10-²S-¹ and k_₁= 2 x 10-²S-¹ Calculate the time required for the concentration of A to double and at the same tim for it to triple the equilibrium concentration. A B

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The first-order bidirectional reaction is given:
k₁
k.1
with rate constantsk₁=5 x 10-²S-¹ and k_₁= 2 x 10-²S-¹
Calculate the time required for the concentration of A to double and at the same time
for it to triple the equilibrium concentration.
A
B

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