In a second-order parallel reaction, if the reaction starts with an equal concentration of the reactants and its amount is mol.1-1 4x10-2, what is the time required for 75% of the reaction to take place? Note that half of the reactants were exhausted after atime 25 mint from the start of the reaction? a=100 X=75 a-x=25 aº= 4x 10-2 t½=25 min

In a second-order parallel reaction, if the reaction starts with an equal concentration of the reactants and its amount is mol.1-1 4x10-2, what is the time required for 75% of the reaction to take place? Note that half of the reactants were exhausted after atime 25 mint from the start of the reaction? a=100 X=75 a-x=25 aº= 4x 10-2 t½=25 min

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