2. A certain second order reaction has a half-life of 58.0 s. Determine the time (in seconds) needed for the reaction to be 88.0 % complete if the starting concentration is 14.20 M. (Hint: you're given the half-life, what can you determine? Once you have that, are you able to solve for the time?)

2. A certain second order reaction has a half-life of 58.0 s. Determine the time (in seconds) needed for the reaction to be 88.0 % complete if the starting concentration is 14.20 M. (Hint: you're given the half-life, what can you determine? Once you have that, are you able to solve for the time?)

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the reaction to be 88.0 % complete if the starting concentration is 14.20 M. (Hint: you're given the
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