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The rate constant for the reaction: 2A -> 2B + C is 0.881M-1*s-1 at 333 degrees...

The rate constant for the reaction:

2A -> 2B + C

is 0.881M-1*s-1 at 333 degrees Celcius.

(a) Starting with a concentration of 0.0955 M, calculate the concentration of A after 12.5 seconds.

(b) Calculate the half-live when [A] = 0.0444 M.

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