Find the natural lifetime in seconds for first-order reactions corresponding to*(a) k = 0.497 s-1.(b) k = 6.62 h-1.*(C) [A]0 = 3.16 M, and [A]t = 0.496 M at t = 3876 s.(d) [P]' = 0.176 M, and [P]t = 0.0423 M at t = 9.54 s (assume 1 mol of product is formed foreach mol of analyte reacted).*(e) half-life, t1/2, = 26.5 years.(f) t1/2 = 0.583 s.

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Find the natural imetime in seconds for Iirst-order reactions corresponding to *(a) k = 0.497 s-1. (b) k = 6.62 h-1. *(C) [A]0 = 3.16 M, and [A]t = 0.496 M at t = 3876 s. %D (d) [P]` = 0.176 M, and [P]t = 0.0423 M at t = 9.54 s (assume 1 mol of product is formed for each mol of analyte reacted). *(e) half-life, t1/2, = 26.5 years. (f) t1/2 = 0.583 s.

Find the natural imetime in seconds for Iirst-order reactions corresponding to (a) k = 0.497 s-1. (b) k = 6.62 h-1. (C) [A]0 = 3.16 M, and [A]t = 0.496 M at t = 3876 s. %D (d) [P]` = 0.176 M, and [P]t = 0.0423 M at t = 9.54 s (assume 1 mol of product is formed for each mol of analyte reacted). *(e) half-life, t1/2, = 26.5 years. (f) t1/2 = 0.583 s.

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Chapter20: Kinetics

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