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D Question 20 For numbers 19 to 20: Given the zero-order homogeneous gas-phase reaction. A →2.7R, in a constant volume bomb starting with 80% A and 20% inert, we have Time 1 Total Pressure, atm 1 1.5 If we introduce A at a partial pressure of 1 atm and inerts at 9 atm, what will be the total pressure at t=1? O 10.55 atm 13.42 atm NOTG 15.90 atm O 17.29 atm

D Question 20 For numbers 19 to 20: Given the zero-order homogeneous gas-phase reaction. A →2.7R, in a constant volume bomb starting with 80% A and 20% inert, we have Time 1 Total Pressure, atm 1 1.5 If we introduce A at a partial pressure of 1 atm and inerts at 9 atm, what will be the total pressure at t=1? O 10.55 atm 13.42 atm NOTG 15.90 atm O 17.29 atm

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D Question 20 For numbers 19 to 20: Given the zero-order homogeneous gas-phase reaction. A→2.7R, in a constant volume bomb starting with 80% A and 20% inert, we have Time 0 1 Total Pressure, atm 1 1.5 If we introduce A at a partial pressure of 1 atm and inerts at 9 atm, what will be the total pressure at t=1? O 10.55 atm 13.42 atm O NOTG O 15.90 atm O 17.29 atm
Transcribed Image Text:D Question 20 For numbers 19 to 20: Given the zero-order homogeneous gas-phase reaction. A→2.7R, in a constant volume bomb starting with 80% A and 20% inert, we have Time 0 1 Total Pressure, atm 1 1.5 If we introduce A at a partial pressure of 1 atm and inerts at 9 atm, what will be the total pressure at t=1? O 10.55 atm 13.42 atm O NOTG O 15.90 atm O 17.29 atm
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