The table bellow gives the concentrations of C2H4O (g) as a
function of time at 690K for the following reaction equation: C2H4O
(g) -------> CH4 (g) + CO (g)
[C2H4O]/ M t/min
0.0860 0
0.0465 52
0.0355 75
0.0274 97
0.0174 135
Verify that this is a first order reaction by plotting 1n
([C2H40]/M versus time and determine the value of the rate
constant.


The table bellow gives the concentrations of C2H4O (g) as a function of time at 690K...
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