If compound $A$ reacts with $B$ following first order kinetics with rate constant $2.011 \times 10^{-3} \ s^{-1}$. The time taken by $A$ (in seconds) to reduce from $7 \ g$ to $2 \ g$ will be $.........$ (Nearest Integer) $[\log 5=0.698, \log 7=0.845, \log 2=0.301]$

  • A
    $620$
  • B
    $623$
  • C
    $622$
  • D
    $625$

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