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For a reaction `CH_(3)OCH_(3) (g) rarr CH_(4) (g)+H_(2) (g)+CO(g)` at 750K, the rate constant is `3.52xx10^(-3)" min"^(-1)`. Starting with a pressure of 360 mm of Hg at this temperature in a closed container, how many minutes would it take for the pressure in the container to become 760 mm Hg ? (Take log 2.25 = 0.352)

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