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A→products, the following data give [A] as a function of time: t=0s, [A]=0.600M; 100 s, 0.497...

A→products, the following data give [A] as a function of time: t=0s, [A]=0.600M; 100 s, 0.497 M; 200 s, 0.413 M; 300 s, 0.344 M; 400 s, 0.285 M; 600 s, 0.198 M; 1000 s, 0.094 M a) Show that the reaction is first order b) what is the value of the rate constant, k? c) what is [A] at t=900s

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