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A hypothetical reaction : A(g)+B(g)C(g)+D(g) occurs in a single step, the specific rate constant of forward reaction at TK is 2.0×103mol1L s1. When start is made with equimolar amounts of A and B, it is found that the concentration of A is twice that of C at equilibrium. The specific rate constant of the backward reaction is ?


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5.0×104mol1Ls1

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8.0×103mol1Ls1

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1.5×102mol1Ls1

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None of these

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The correct option is B

8.0×103mol1Ls1


A+BC+Daa00axaxxxGiven:ax=2x,x=a3;KC=x×x(ax)(ax)=0.25;KC=KfKb;Kb=KfKc=2×1030.25=8×103


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