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The progress of the reaction `A hArr nB`, with times is presented in the figure below.

Determine:
(a) The value of `n` , (b) `K_(eq)`
( c) Initial rate of converison of `A`

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`n=2 , K_C=1.2 ` , 0.1 M/hr
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