Q1) On studying the reaction 2A → R, the following data are obtained:At 177 °C:At 127 °C:310Time (hr)8Time (hr)CA (mol/lit)CA (mol/lit)CR (mol/lit)7104CR (mol/lit)14At what temperature will the concentration of (R) be 2 mol/lit in 1 hrwhere (CAo=10 M, CRO=0)

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Q1) On studying the reaction 2A → R, the following data are obtained: At 127 °C: 0 3 10 7 At 177 °C: Time (hr) CA (mol/lit) CR (mol/lit) 8 Time (hr) CA (mol/lit) CR (mol/lit) 10 4 4 At what temperature will the concentration of (R) be 2 mol/lit in 1 hr where (CAo=10 M, CRO=0)

Q1) On studying the reaction 2A → R, the following data are obtained: At 127 °C: 0 3 10 7 At 177 °C: Time (hr) CA (mol/lit) CR (mol/lit) 8 Time (hr) CA (mol/lit) CR (mol/lit) 10 4 4 At what temperature will the concentration of (R) be 2 mol/lit in 1 hr where (CAo=10 M, CRO=0)

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Q1) On studying the reaction 2A → R, the following data are obtained:
At 177 °C:
At 127 °C:
3
10
Time (hr)
8
Time (hr)
CA (mol/lit)
CA (mol/lit)
CR (mol/lit)
7
10
4
CR (mol/lit)
1
4
At what temperature will the concentration of (R) be 2 mol/lit in 1 hr
where (CAo=10 M, CRO=0)

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