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Consider the following parallel reaction...

Consider the following parallel reactions being given by `A(t_(1//2) = 1.386 xx 10^(2) hours)`, each path being first order.

If the distribution of `B` in the Product mixture is `50%`, the partical half life of `A` for converison into `B` is

A

346.5 h

B

231 h

C

154 h

D

92.4 h

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