The reaction, AB => A(g) + B(g), has a rate law, rate = {AB}2. a. Calculate the rate constant in L/mol*s if it takes 62 seconds to reach an {AB} of 0.0443 mol/L from an initial concentration of 0.171 mol/L.

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The reaction, AB => A(g) + B(g), has a rate law, rate = {AB}2.

a. Calculate the rate constant in L/mol*s if it takes 62 seconds to reach an {AB} of 0.0443 mol/L from an initial concentration of 0.171 mol/L. (Enter your answer to 3 decimal places)

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0.002L/mol*s to 3 decimal places

Shakiba Moshiri answered Jan 16, 2021

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