2On heating N,O, the following data obtained Pressure(mm) 360290 278 139 114 52 t, (Sec) 212255 300 470 490 860 Calculate the order of reaction and the half-life period when the initial pressure is 1 atm.

2On heating N,O, the following data obtained Pressure(mm) 360290 278 139 114 52 t, (Sec) 212255 300 470 490 860 Calculate the order of reaction and the half-life period when the initial pressure is 1 atm.

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2 On heating N,O, the following data obtained
Pressure(mm) 360 290 278 139 114 52
t (Sec)
212 255 300 470 490 860
Calculate the order of reaction and the half-life period when the initial pressure is 1 atm.
3 The following data were obtained on hydrolysis of sucrose using HCI
Time(min)
% remaining 96.5 80.3
9.82 59.60 93.18 142.9 294.8 589.4
71.0
59.2
30.8
11.1
What is the order of reaction and its rate constant?

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