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    Order of a chemical reaction is different from "molecularity of the reaction" Differentiate between an elementary and a non-elementary reaction with suitable examples. Derive the relation between overall order and half life time t1 / 2 for (5).

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    Order of a chemical reaction is different from "molecularity of the reaction" Differentiate between an elementary and a non-elementary reaction with suitable examples. Derive the relation between overall order and half life time t1 / 2 for (5).

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    Order of a chemical reaction is different from "molecularity of the reaction" Differentiate between an elementary and a non-elementary reaction with suitable examples. Derive the relation between overall order and half life time t1 / 2 for (5).

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    1. What is understood by order of a chemical reaction?

    How is this different from "molecularity of the reaction", if a difference between the two exists? (2) 2. Differentiate between an elementary and a non-elementary reaction with suitable examples.(2) 3. Derive the relation between overall order and half life time t1/2 for  (5) 4. Draw the graph of a. Concentration Vs Time and Concentration Vs Time for first order reaction. Write the value of slope also.
    b.

    Conversion Vs time and rate Vs concentration for Autocatalytic reaction. (5)

    5.

    Derive the relation for constant volume irreversible fourth order reaction A+3B Product using integral method of analysis (11)
    or

    6. Distinguish between the methods available for establishing the kinetics of chemical reactions from the data obtained in a batch or continuous reactor. (11)

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