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Initial concentration of reactant for nth order reaction is 'a'. Which of the following relations is correct about `t_(1//2)` of the reaction?

A

In `t_(1//2)` = In (constant) - (n-1) `"log"_(e)a`

B

In `t_(1//2)` = In n+ In (constant) - In a

C

`t_(1//2)` = In n = In (constant) + In `a_(0)`

D

In `t_(1//2)=n" In "a_(0)`

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The correct Answer is:
A
`(t_(1//2) prop a_(0)^(1-n)),n=` order of the reaction.
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