03-01-2017, 10:47 PM
(03-01-2017, 10:35 PM)sadaf188 Wrote:One need not challenge on the basis of fitting values of A and Ao in terms of moles (as it is the norm to use concentration of reactants in the classical equation).(03-01-2017, 10:32 PM)SunilNagpal Wrote: sadaf, concentration is in Molar terms which is moles per litre...if one says conc. of A is 1M then it is moles per litre.Yes sir I know that M means moles/liter
Similarly, k is expected to have units in M per sec or min (or moles per litre per min)
But d formula that can fit is A0-A=kt
Where A is in moles nd k in moles/min?
If so....the answer will be 10000
So this can be challenged...right?
This question can simply be challenged on the basis of unitary approach, supported by the fact that unit of k leads to imbalance of units on reactant n product sides (if one tries to follow the approach used for obtaining 100 mins as solution).