Q2) Consider the following third order reaction: A→ product The following is the integrated rate law for the third order reaction: 21A1-² 11/2 = 1.5 K[A],² 2[A],² If the concentration of the reactant after 26.5 second of the experiment was found to 0.348 M and the rate constant for this reaction was found to be 1.5x10² M².S¹. a) Determine the initial concentration of the reactant.

Q2) Consider the following third order reaction: A→ product The following is the integrated rate law for the third order reaction: 21A1-² 11/2 = 1.5 K[A],² 2[A],² If the concentration of the reactant after 26.5 second of the experiment was found to 0.348 M and the rate constant for this reaction was found to be 1.5x10² M².S¹. a) Determine the initial concentration of the reactant.

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