5. How are compounds different from mixtures?
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We have to explain monochlorination.
Monochlorination is the process to introduce one chlorine atom in any organic compound.
Generally, monochlorination takes place by replacement of proton from organic compound. To do chlorination, Cl₂ or HCl is used as reagent.
Inntroduction of one Cl-atom in any organic molecule takes place through free radical mechanism.
The monochlorination of benzene is shown here:
Answer:
It will take 3.3 s for [NOCl] to decrease to 0.042 M.
Explanation:
Integrated rate law for this second order reaction-
where, [NOCl] is concentration of NOCl after "t" time, is initial concentration of NOCl and k is rate constant.
Here, = 0.076 M, k = 3.2
and [NOCl] = 0.042 M
So,
or, t = 3.3 s
So, it will take 3.3 s for [NOCl] to decrease to 0.042 M.