Kinetics3. Consider the elementary or single step reaction, A → B, which we will depict using thefollowing symbols:AThe concentration of A and B were monitored as a function of time, t, as seen in the diagrambelow:t = 2.5 min : (50 sect = 0.00 min150 = kt 4]YA 4BWhat is the value of the rate constant, k?rate = K[AJ1st order = sa. 1.7 minLb. 0.28 s-1с.3.6 min-1d. 0.0046 s1Cannot tell from the information givene.

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3. Consider the elementary or single step reaction, A → B, which we will depict using the Following symbols: A The concentration of A and B were monitored as a function of time, t, as seen in the diag below: t = 0.00 min t = 2.5 min O O 8A 150 = k YA 4B What is the value of the rate constant, k? a. 1.7 minL rate = K [AJ b. 0.28 sl 1st order = s c. 3.6 min-! d. 0.0046 s e. Cannot tell from the information given

3. Consider the elementary or single step reaction, A → B, which we will depict using the Following symbols: A The concentration of A and B were monitored as a function of time, t, as seen in the diag below: t = 0.00 min t = 2.5 min O O 8A 150 = k YA 4B What is the value of the rate constant, k? a. 1.7 minL rate = K [AJ b. 0.28 sl 1st order = s c. 3.6 min-! d. 0.0046 s e. Cannot tell from the information given

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Chapter11: Rate Of Reaction

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