Time (s)10 S-10102030The rate constant for this first order reaction is ....0.0693 s-¹can't be determined[A] (M)1.760.880.440.221.0 S-¹0.693 S-¹

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Time (s) O 10 s-1 0 10 20 The rate constant for this first order reaction is . ... 30 0.0693 S-¹ can't be determined [A] (M) 1.76 0.88 0.44 0.22 1.0 S-1 0.693 S-¹

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