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Published on: August 13, 2026
For two first order reactions having same concentration of A and B at t = 0, use the given data to calculate the temperature at which both occurs with same rate.
Reaction I A ⎯→ Z ; 
Reaction II B ⎯→ Y; 
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CHECK THE SOLUTION.
Sol. r 1 = K 1 [A]
and r 2 = K 2 [B]
Since, [A] = [B], r 1 = r 2 when K 1 = K 2
Thus, 
or 16 – 
1 = 
= 434.22 K
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