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For the reaction A -+ R, second-order kinetics and C,, = 1 mollliter, we get 50%...

For the reaction A -+ R, second-order kinetics and C,, = 1 mollliter, we
get 50% conversion after 1 hour in a batch reactor. What will be the
conversion and concentration of A after 1 hour if C,, = 10 mollliter?

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