For the first order reaction 2X --> N + 3P, the half life is measured as 57 seconds. If the initial solution concentration is 1.5 M, how long must the reaction proceed to consume 60% of the original amount of X? Give your answer with two significant figures in seconds.

For the first order reaction 2X --> N + 3P, the half life is measured as 57 seconds. If the initial solution concentration is 1.5 M, how long must the reaction proceed to consume 60% of the original amount of X? Give your answer with two significant figures in seconds.

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Chapter13: Chemical Kinetics

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For the first order reaction 2X --> N + 3P, the half life is measured as 57 seconds. If
the initial solution concentration is 1.5 M, how long must the reaction proceed to
consume 60% of the original amount of X? Give your answer with two significant
figures in seconds.

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