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Question 10 The following reaction is first-order with respect to (CH₂),O. (CH,),O(g) → CH,(g) + H,(g) + CO(g) If the rate constant is 3.42×103 s¹ and the initial concentration of (CH₂),O is 4.32 M, what will the concentration of (CH₂),O be after 150 s? [(CH₂)₂0] = M

Question 10 The following reaction is first-order with respect to (CH₂),O. (CH,),O(g) → CH,(g) + H,(g) + CO(g) If the rate constant is 3.42×103 s¹ and the initial concentration of (CH₂),O is 4.32 M, what will the concentration of (CH₂),O be after 150 s? [(CH₂)₂0] = M

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Question 10 The following reaction is first-order with respect to (CH₂)₂O. (CH3)20(g) →CH (9) + H₂(9) + CO(g) If the rate constant is 3.42×103 s¹ and the initial concentration of (CH₂),O is 4.32 M, what will the concentration of (CH₂),O be after 150 s? [(CH₂)₂0] = M
Transcribed Image Text:Question 10 The following reaction is first-order with respect to (CH₂)₂O. (CH3)20(g) →CH (9) + H₂(9) + CO(g) If the rate constant is 3.42×103 s¹ and the initial concentration of (CH₂),O is 4.32 M, what will the concentration of (CH₂),O be after 150 s? [(CH₂)₂0] = M
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