If reaction 1 has .120 mil/L and reaction 2 has .410 mil/L. How much faster is reaction 2 compared to reaction 1

Reaction 2 is 0.29times faster than reaction 1

Explanation:

R1 = 120 mil/L

t1 = T

R2 = 410 mil/L

t2 =?

R1/R2 = t2/t1

120/410 = t2 / T

410 x t2 = 120 x T

t2 = (120 x T) / 410

t2 = 12/41 T = 0.29T

Reaction 2 is 0.29times faster than reaction 1

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