Consider the two different initial concentrations and finding their half lives, the order of reaction (n) can be calculated as follows:
Taking log on both sides we will get:
log (t1/2) 1 – log (t1/2) 2
= n – 1 (log [A0] 2 – log [A0] 1)
Calculate the order of reaction from two different half values.
Category: Chemical Kinetics
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