The half-life of X is 50.5s. Calculate the amount of time it will take for a sample of 0.84 M of X to decrease to one fourth of its original value. Assume the reaction is second order. - How will your answer to the previous question change if it was for a zero order reaction? How will your answer to the previous question change if it was for a first order reaction?

The half-life of X is 50.5s. Calculate the amount of time it will take for a sample of 0.84 M of X to decrease to one fourth of its original value. Assume the reaction is second order. - How will your answer to the previous question change if it was for a zero order reaction? How will your answer to the previous question change if it was for a first order reaction?

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Chapter20: Kinetics

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Problem 20.42E

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The half-life of X is 50.5s. Calculate the amount of time it will take for a sample of
0.84 M of X to decrease to one fourth of its original value. Assume the reaction is second
order.
- How will your answer to the previous question change if it was for a zero order reaction?
How will your answer to the previous question change if it was for a first order reaction?

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