The reaction rate (k) for a zeroth order decomposition reaction is 0.050. If the initial concentration ofa reactant is 1.71 mol/L, how much time (sec) is needed to reduce the concentration to 5% of the original concentration?

The reaction rate (k) for a zeroth order decomposition reaction is 0.050. If the initial concentration ofa reactant is 1.71 mol/L, how much time (sec) is needed to reduce the concentration to 5% of the original concentration?

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Chapter11: Rate Of Reaction

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The reaction rate (k) for a zeroth order decomposition reaction is 0.050. If the initial
concentration oka reactant is 1.71 mol/L, how much time (sec) is needed to reduce
the concentration to 5% of the original concentration?
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