Consider the reaction A → 3 B + 2C for which the rate = k[A]. Calculate...

Consider the reaction A → 3 B + 2C for which the

rate = k[A].

Calculate the rate constant,k, given that the initial concentration of A is 0.0800 M and after 60s the concentration of B is 0.027M.

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