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Nitramide, NH₂NO2, in the presence of bases decomposes to dinitrogen oxide and water. The reaction is of the first order. To an acetate buffer, which was kept at 15°C, 50.0 mg nitramide was added. After 70 min, 6.19 mL gas had been evolved (calculated as dry gas of 15°C and 760 mm Hg). Find the half-life for nitramide in this solution at 15°C. 88 min 123 min 140 min O 105 min O None of the choices

Nitramide, NH₂NO2, in the presence of bases decomposes to dinitrogen oxide and water. The reaction is of the first order. To an acetate buffer, which was kept at 15°C, 50.0 mg nitramide was added. After 70 min, 6.19 mL gas had been evolved (calculated as dry gas of 15°C and 760 mm Hg). Find the half-life for nitramide in this solution at 15°C. 88 min 123 min 140 min O 105 min O None of the choices

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Nitramide, NH₂NO2, in the presence of bases decomposes to dinitrogen oxide and water. The reaction is of the first order. To an acetate buffer, which was kept at 15°C, 50.0 mg nitramide was added. After 70 min, 6.19 mL gas had been evolved (calculated as dry gas of 15°C and 760 mm Hg). Find the half-life for nitramide in this solution at 15°C. 88 min 123 min 140 min O 105 min O None of the choices
Transcribed Image Text:Nitramide, NH₂NO2, in the presence of bases decomposes to dinitrogen oxide and water. The reaction is of the first order. To an acetate buffer, which was kept at 15°C, 50.0 mg nitramide was added. After 70 min, 6.19 mL gas had been evolved (calculated as dry gas of 15°C and 760 mm Hg). Find the half-life for nitramide in this solution at 15°C. 88 min 123 min 140 min O 105 min O None of the choices
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