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A zero-order reaction has a first half-life of 964 s. What will be the value of the seventh half-life for this reaction? 1930 s 964. s 15.1 s 61700 s 6750 s

Physical Chemistry

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Chapter20: Kinetics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 20.42E

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A zero-order reaction has a first half-life of 964 s. What will be the value of the seventh half-life for this reaction?

1930 s

964. s

15.1 s

61700 s

6750 s

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