The first-order reaction A B, has k 8.00 s-1. If [A]o = 0.500 M, how long will it take to get [A] 0.200 M?%3DO 0.115 sO 0.100 sO 0.488 sO 0.244 sO 8.18 s

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%3D The first-order reaction A B, has k 8.00 s-1. If [Alo 0.500 M, how long will it take to get [Al = 0.200 M? %3D O 0.115 s O 0.100 s O 0.488 s O 0.244 s 8.18 s

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The first-order reaction A B, has k 8.00 s-1. If [A]o = 0.500 M, how long will it take to get [A] 0.200 M?
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O 0.115 s
O 0.100 s
O 0.488 s
O 0.244 s
O 8.18 s

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