Single correct option
For each reaction in List-I, the rate law (or mechanism) is given. Match with the effect in List-II on the half-life when the initial concentration of the reactant is doubled (temperature constant).
| List-I | List-II |
|---|---|
| P. products, rate | 1. becomes twice |
| Q. products; (fast, constant ), then products (slow) | 2. becomes times |
| R. products, rate | 3. is unchanged |
| S. products on a saturated catalytic surface, rate | 4. becomes half |
| | 5. becomes one-fourth |
| List-I | List-II |
|---|---|
| P. products, rate | 1. becomes twice |
| Q. products; (fast, constant ), then products (slow) | 2. becomes times |
| R. products, rate | 3. is unchanged |
| S. products on a saturated catalytic surface, rate | 4. becomes half |
| | 5. becomes one-fourth |
- A. P→4, Q→5, R→2, S→1
- B. P→4, Q→5, R→1, S→2
- C. P→3, Q→5, R→2, S→1
- D. P→4, Q→4, R→2, S→1
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Answer: (A) P→4, Q→5, R→2, S→1
For rate (), . P: , , so doubling halves : 4. Q: the fast pre-equilibrium gives , so rate , , , so becomes : 5. R: , , factor : 2. S: zero order, , doubled: 1. Option 3 (unchanged) applies only to first order, which is not in the list. The unique correct code is P→4, Q→5, R→2, S→1.
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