If the decomposition of reactant A follows first-order kinetics, what concentration of A remains if [A], =0.273 M, k = 1.53 × 10-2 minutes-1, and the elapsed time = 1.61 hr?A) 0.009 MB) 0.273 Mc) 0.109 MD) 0.0623 M

In thus question given A∘=0.273 , K=1.53×10-2 , t=1.61hrfind the final concentration

If the decomposition of reactant A follows first-order kinetics, what concentration of A remains if [A]o = 0.273 M, k = 1.53 × 10-2 minutes-1, and the elapsed time = 1.61 hr? (A 0.009 M (B 0.273 M 0.109 M 0.0623 M

If the decomposition of reactant A follows first-order kinetics, what concentration of A remains if [A]o = 0.273 M, k = 1.53 × 10-2 minutes-1, and the elapsed time = 1.61 hr? (A 0.009 M (B 0.273 M 0.109 M 0.0623 M

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