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Under certain conditions, biphenyl, C12H10, can be produced by the decomposition of cyclohexane, C6H12 (see below). The table represents part of the data obtained in kinetics experiments. What is the biphenyl concentration at 1.00 s?

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Under certain conditions, biphenyl, C12H10, can be produced by the decomposition of cyclohexane, C6H12 (see below). The table represents part of the data obtained in kinetics experiments. What is the biphenyl concentration at 1.00 s?

anonymous · Answer

also this question goes along with the first question. How would i go about solving this problem? Estimate the instantaneous rate of reaction at 0.5 s, by calculating the average rate between 0.00 and 1.00 s?