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For a first order reaction `A_((g))hArr3B(g)` the concentration verses time graph is given below

What is the half life in minutes (answer to the nearest integer)?

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`AhArr3B,t_(1)=0,t_(2)=2` min
`(0.3010xx2)/(t_(1/2))=log(4/3),t1/2=(0.3010xx2)/0.1249=4.8,t_(1/2)=4.8`
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