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September 9, 2004, 01:40	Decay of Chlorine Dioxide	#1
Sankalp Guest Posts: n/a	I am modeling decay of Chlorine dioxide. Can anybody guide me whether it is mathematically or chemically possible that ClO2 decays over the period of time without producing any byproduct. What I know is decay of ClO2 is first order reaction and I also know the rate constant. Sankalp

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