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The half-life for the thermal decomposition of acetone 80s_and is independent of initial concentration of acetone. The time required for the reaction to go to 80% decomposition is

A

186.1 s

B

209.1 s

C

150.1 s

D

226.1 s

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The reaction follows first order kinetics hence k =`0.693//t_(1//2)=0.693//(80 s)` for the reaction to be 80% `[A]_(t)//[A]_(0)=0.2` hence
`=-((2.303)(0.301-1))/(0.693//80 s)=186.1 s`
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