For below reaction where graph of vs t is linear. [A] A B The rate constant for this reaction is 0.790 Ms. If [A] was 0.00910M at t=0, what is [A] after 785s? A. -523M B. 628M C. 0.00193M D. 0.00159M E. OM

For below reaction where graph of vs t is linear. [A] A B The rate constant for this reaction is 0.790 Ms. If [A] was 0.00910M at t=0, what is [A] after 785s? A. -523M B. 628M C. 0.00193M D. 0.00159M E. OM

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For below reaction where graph of
vs t is linear.
[A]
A B
The rate constant for this reaction is 0.790 Ms. If [A] was 0.00910M at t=0, what is [A] after 785s?
A. -523M
B. 628M
C. 0.00193M
D. 0.00159M
E. OM

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