n a sample of sucrose, its initial concentration is A0. In the sucrose hydrolysis reaction, see what its half-reaction is: A. k'' / 2 B. A0/2 C. 0.693 / k'' d. t infinity / 2
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In a sample of sucrose, its initial concentration is A0. In the sucrose hydrolysis reaction, see what its half-reaction is:
A. k'' / 2 B. A0/2 C. 0.693 / k'' d. t infinity / 2
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