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If after 80 seconds we have 0.117 M of AB, this means  (0.240 - 0.117)  of AB reacted to produce 0.123 M of A and .123 M of B.

It maybe a bit confusing that we almost have half of our original concentration of AB, and from the first part we know the half-life was 31.3 s.

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