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Rate constant and partial pressure
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[QUOTE="epenguin, post: 4997472, member: 106258"] Yes it sounds you are supposed to assume this. If we'd been told the units of the rate constant that would have told us. Bad! But if the OP knows what the question will have that answered. We're not even told what the reaction is. Again from the absence of information we'd guess probably just rearrangement to acetonitrile. Again quite plausibly but not necessarily that is just a monomolecular internal movement that could be first order. [/QUOTE]
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