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16 For the reaction in the problem above, where k=2.8×10−3M−1sec−1 , if the initial concentration of...

16 For the reaction in the problem above, where k=2.8×10−3M−1sec−1
, if the initial
concentration of [A] is 10 mol/L, the concentration of A after 5 min. is

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