The reaction 2A - 3B obeys the rate law R = k [A] with a half-life of 3.25 s. How much B(in M) will be produced in 12.8 s if you start with 0.248 M of A? Express your answer in decimal notaion rounded to three significant figures. Type your answer.

The reaction 2A - 3B obeys the rate law R = k [A] with a half-life of 3.25 s. How much B(in M) will be produced in 12.8 s if you start with 0.248 M of A? Express your answer in decimal notaion rounded to three significant figures. Type your answer.

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The reaction 2A – 3B obeys the rate law R = k [A] with a half-life of 3.25 s. How much B(in M) will be produced in 12.8 s if you start with 0.248 M of A?
Express your answer in decimal notaion rounded to three significant figures.
Type your answer.

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