Time (s) [N205] (M) 0.0365 600 0.0274 2 N205 (aq) → 4 NO2 (aq) + 02(g) 1200 0.0206 1800 0.0157 2400 0.0117 What is the order of the reaction? ----> This reaction is a first order reaction 3000 0.0086 What is the rate constant of the reaction 3600 0.0064 What is the concentration after 1000 seconds? What is the half life of this reaction?

Time (s) [N205] (M) 0.0365 600 0.0274 2 N205 (aq) → 4 NO2 (aq) + 02(g) 1200 0.0206 1800 0.0157 2400 0.0117 What is the order of the reaction? ----> This reaction is a first order reaction 3000 0.0086 What is the rate constant of the reaction 3600 0.0064 What is the concentration after 1000 seconds? What is the half life of this reaction?

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