Chemistry, asked by yatiawasthi383, 11 months ago

A first order reaction takes place in 40 min for 30% completion.calculate the rate constant

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Answered by schnsarmah
5

Answer:

Explanation:

given the time is (t) = 40min

the first order reaction rate constant is -

     k =  2.303/t ㏒ [R°]/[R]

        =2.303/40 ㏒ 100/100-30             { [R°]= 100 and [R] = 100-30}

        = 0.0576 ㏒ 100/70

        = 0.0576 ㏒10/7

        = 0.0576 ( ㏒ 10 - log7)

        = 0.0576 ( 1 - 0.845)

        =0.0576 × 0.155

        = 0.00892 min^-1

Answered by ayasha060886
0

Answer:

77.7 min

Explanation:

Let a M be the initial concentration. After 40 minutes, the concentration is a−

100

30a

=0.70a.

k=

t

2.303

log

[A]

[A]

o

k=

40

2.303

log

0.70a

a

k=8.92×10

−3

/min

The half life period, t

1/2

=

k

0.693

=

8.92×10

−3

/min

0.693

=77.7 min.

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