Expert Answer Option A cannot be correct answer Because it is the formula of half life of first order reaction Option B i View the full answer Transcribed image text For a secondorder
T1/2 for first order reaction-For n t h order reaction, the relationship between the half life period and the concentration is t 1 / 2 = k a n − 1 1 But t 1 / 2 = k a 1 Hence, n − 1 = 1 or n = 2T1/2=0693/k For a secondorder reaction, the halflife depends on the rate constant and the concentration of the reactant and so is expressed as t1/2= 1/kA 1 A certain firstorder
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