Consider a first order reaction AB → A + B If the reaction is 34% complete at the end of 39 s, what is the length of the half-life of this reaction in seconds? Use 2 significant figures in your answer. Do not include the unit.

Consider a first order reaction AB → A + B If the reaction is 34% complete at the end of 39 s, what is the length of the half-life of this reaction in seconds? Use 2 significant figures in your answer. Do not include the unit.

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Consider a first order reaction AB }A+ B
If the reaction is 34% complete at the end of 39 s, what is the length of the half-life of
this reaction in seconds? Use 2 significant figures in your answer. Do not include the
unit.

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