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Sucrose Decomposes in Acid Solution into Glucose and Fructose According to the First Order Rate Law with T1/2= 3 Hours. What Fraction of the Sample of Sucrose Remains After 8 Hours? - Chemistry

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Sucrose decomposes in acid solution into glucose and fructose according to the first order rate law with `"t"_(1/2)`= 3 hours. What fraction of the sample of sucrose remains after 8 hours?

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Solution

`"t"_(1/2)` = 3 Hours

Now we know that,

k = `0.693/"t"_(1/2)`

= `0.693/3`

= 0.231 hr−1

Put above value in the formula of first order reaction,

k = `2.303/8log  [R]_0/([R])`

So,

`log  [R]_0/([R])=(0.231xx8)/2.303` = 0.8024

Taking antilog on both sides,

`[R]_0/([R])` = 6.3445

`[[R]]/[R]_0` = 0.158

Fraction of the sample of sucrose remaining after 8 hours = 0.158

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