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we have:
[S]o = 100 [let initial concentration be 100]
t = 185.0 days
k = 7.95*10^-3 days-1
use integrated rate law for 1st order reaction
ln[S] = ln[S]o - k*t
ln[S] = ln(100) - 7.95*10^-3*1.85*10^2
ln[S] = 4.605 - 7.95*10^-3*1.85*10^2
ln[S] = 3.134
[S] = e^(3.134)
[S] = 22.9 M
11.9 of 100 remains which is 22.9 %
Answer: b
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20.) Ozone decomposes to dioxygen as per the equation: 2 03 (g) → 3 O2 (g). If the rate of O3 decomposition is found to be 0.50 mbar.s-(a bar is a unit of pressure: 1 bar = 0.987 atm), what is the rate of O2 production? a. 0.75 mbaros- b. 0.335 mbar:s-1 c. 1.0 mbaros- d. 1.5 mbar.s-1
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