If rate constant of first order reaction is 1.386 × 10-² s then the half life of the reaction will be
a.100 s
b. 200 s
c. 50 s
d. 150 s
Answers
Answer:
c. 50s
Explanation:
half life of first order reaction = 0.693/K, where K is rate of reaction
So, half life = 0.693/K = 0.693/1.386×10^-2 = 100/2 = 50s
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Given : rate constant of first order reaction is 1.386 × 10–2 s–1
To Find : half life of the reaction
Solution:
first order reaction
=> t = (1/k) ln(A₀/A)
A₀ = initial
A = remaining
t = time
k = rate constant
t will be half time if A = A₀/2
=> A₀/A = 2
k = 1.386 * 10⁻² per sec
=> t = (1/ 1.386 * 10⁻² ) ln(2)
=> t ≈ 50
Hence half life of the reaction will be 50 sec
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