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A 1st order reaction is carried out with an initial concentration of 10 mol per liter and 80%of the reactant is changes into product .now if the same reaction is carried ot wih an initial concentration of 5 mol per liter for the same period the percentage of the reactant changing into product is?

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Solution:

Order of the REACTION = 1

Case - 1

\sf{\implies k = \dfrac{2.303}{t} \log_{10} \Bigg(\dfrac{100}{100-80}\Bigg)}

\sf{\implies k = \dfrac{2.303}{t} \log_{10}\Bigg(\dfrac{10}{2}\Bigg)}

\sf{\implies \dfrac{2.303}{t} \times 0.70\;\;\;\;.........(1)}

Case - 2

\sf{\implies k = \dfrac{2.303}{t} \log_{10} \Bigg(\dfrac{5}{x}\Bigg)}

\sf{\implies k = \dfrac{2.303}{t} \Big[\log_{10}5-\log_{10}x\Big]}

\sf{\implies \dfrac{2.303}{t}\Big[0.70-\log_{10}x\Big]\;\;\;\;........(2)}

Dividing EQ (1) by Eq (2),

\sf{\implies \dfrac{k}{k}=\dfrac{\dfrac{2.303 \times [0.70]}{t}}{\dfrac{2.303 \times [0.70-\log_{10}x]}{t}}}

\sf{\implies 1 = \dfrac{0.70}{0.70-\log_{10}x}}

On SOLVING it we GET,

\sf{\implies \log_{10}x = 0}

\sf{\implies x = Anti \log 0} \\ \\ \sf{\implies x = 1}

Now, keeping x = 1 in eq(2), we analyse that Eq (1) = Eq (2). Hence % of reactant CHANGING to product will be same i.e 80%.



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