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Suppose 50 bacteria are placed in a flask containing nutrients for the bacteria so that they can multiply. A study at `35^(@)` C gave the following results

Then
The rate of the reaction initially is

A

4.62 bacterial per minute

B

23.1 bacterial per minute

C

23.1 bacteria per sec

D

0.231 bacteria per sec

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The correct Answer is:
A
`r=(200-100)/15=100/15-Kxxt=2.303log(100/200),t=15,K=0.693//15`
`r=K.[A]=(0.693/15)100=4.62` M/min, r=4.62M/min
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