9. Suppose the following data are for the reaction: SO,CI, (g) So,(g) + Cl,(g) Time [SO,CL] O hr 0.7090 M 4 0.2052 10 0,0319 Calculate the value of the rate constant k if the reaction is first order in SO,CI, (g). (Suggestion: make a third column and use it to calculate the slope.) a. 0.13 hr b. 0.31 hr c. 0.029 hr d. 0.051 hr e. 0.0032 hr'
9. Suppose the following data are for the reaction: SO,CI, (g) So,(g) + Cl,(g) Time [SO,CL] O hr 0.7090 M 4 0.2052 10 0,0319 Calculate the value of the rate constant k if the reaction is first order in SO,CI, (g). (Suggestion: make a third column and use it to calculate the slope.) a. 0.13 hr b. 0.31 hr c. 0.029 hr d. 0.051 hr e. 0.0032 hr'
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![9. Suppose the following data are for the reaction: SO,CI, (g) S0,(g) + Cl, (g)
Time
[SO,CI,]
0 hr
0.7090 M
4.
0.2052
10
0.0319
Calculate the value of the rate constant k if the reaction is first order in SO,CI, (g).
(Suggestion: make a third column and use it to calculate the slope.)
a. 0.13 hr
b. 0,31 hr
c. 0.029 hr
d. 0.051 hr
e. 0.0032 hr](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F3511c7e0-6e1d-4a2e-bab9-7eed0649049e%2F6191ab27-b74e-4b02-808f-195882538950%2Feu1uobs_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:9. Suppose the following data are for the reaction: SO,CI, (g) S0,(g) + Cl, (g)
Time
[SO,CI,]
0 hr
0.7090 M
4.
0.2052
10
0.0319
Calculate the value of the rate constant k if the reaction is first order in SO,CI, (g).
(Suggestion: make a third column and use it to calculate the slope.)
a. 0.13 hr
b. 0,31 hr
c. 0.029 hr
d. 0.051 hr
e. 0.0032 hr
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