In a certainreaction B^(n+) is getting converted to B^((n+4)+) in solution. The rate constant of this reaction is measured by titrating a volume of the solution with a ruducing agent which reacts only with B^(n+) and B^((n+4)+). In this process, it converts B^(n+) to B^((n-2)+) and B^((n+4)+) to B_((n-1)+). At t=0, the volume of reacgent consumed is 25 mL and t=10 min, the volume used is 32 mL. Calculate the rate constant of the conversion of B^(n+) to B^((n+4)+) assuming it to be a first-order reaction.

In a certainreaction B^(n+) is getting converted to B^((n+4)+) in solu

1.	In a certainreaction B^(n+) is getting converted to B^((n+4)+) in solution. The rate constant of this reaction is measured by titrating a volume of the solution with a ruducing agent which reacts only with B^(n+) and B^((n+4)+). In this process, it converts B^(n+) to B^((n-2)+) and B^((n+4)+) to B_((n-1)+). At t=0, the volume of reacgent consumed is 25 mL and t=10 min, the volume used is 32 mL. Calculate the rate constant of the conversion of B^(n+) to B^((n+4)+) assuming it to be a first-order reaction.
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