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The rate constant of an isomerization reaction C - D is 6 x 10-min-1. What is the order of the reaction? If the initial concentration of C is 1 M, calculate the rate of reaction after 60 minutes.​

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Answered by dasmirasree6
1

Answer:

Rate constant in min

−1

indicates that, the reaction is of 1st order. Hence, k=

t

2.303

log

[R]

[R]

0

4.5×10

−3

min

−1

=

60min

2.303

log(

[R]

1

)

log[R]=−0.1172=

1

.8828

or [R]= antilong

1

.8828

[A]=0.7635molL

−1

; this is the concentration after 60 min or one hour.

So, rate after 1 hour Rate=K[A]=4.5×10

−3

×0.765

=3.44×10

−3

molL

−1

min

−1

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