Chemistry, asked by BulBul2476, 2 months ago

30% of 1st order reaction completes inc200/ days . how much time will require for 80% completion , log5=0.699 log7=0.84 log 10=1

Answers

Answered by singhlovepreet32
0

Answer:

For the first-order reaction, the relationship between the half-life period and the rate constant is

k=

t

1/2

0.693

=

30

0.693

=0.0231min

−1

.

The rate law expression is k=

t

2.303

log

(a−x)

a

.

Substitute values in the above expression.

0.0231=

70

2.303

log

(a−x)

a

log

(a−x)

a

=0.7021

(a−x)

a

=5.036

a

a−x

=

5.036

1

=0.2

Thus, the percentage of the reactant remaining after 70 min will be 20%.

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Answered by luciacanns
2

Answer:

For a first order reaction,

t= 2.3/k log a/a-x

[ where t= time taken, k= rate constant, a= initial reactant concentration, a-x= reactant remaining after the given time ]

Now in the first step they have mentioned 30% completion in 200 days.

We take a= 100, a-x= 100-30= 70 ( remaining amount )

Therefore, 200= 2.3/k log 100/70

Or              200= 2.3/ k (log 100- log 70)

Or              200= 2.3/k [log 100- (log 7 + log 10)]  [ Please note that log(ab)= log a + log b ]

Based on the given data, 200= 2.3/k [2- 0.84- 1]

Or                                       200= 2.3/k [0.16]

Or                                       200/ 0.16= 2.3/k

Now we must find out time t' required for 80 % completion. ( a= 100, a-x= 20)

t'= 2.3/k log 100/20

t'= 200/0.16 [log 100- log 20]

t'= 200/0.16 [2- 1- 0.3]   [ using log (ab)]

t'= 200 [0.7]/ 0.16

t'= 875 days

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