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![**D. Concentrations of Reactants: Magnesium-Hydrochloric Acid System**
In many cases, if the variable being changed is the concentration of a chemical constituent, it affects the rate of a reaction.
Parameters of the experiment: four test tubes are prepared with varying concentrations of hydrochloric acid [HCl] consisting of 1M, 3M, 4M, and 6M. Magnesium metal [Mg] is placed in each test tube, and the time it takes for the Mg to dissolve is measured.
**Lab Data (Observation):**
- Test Tube (1M HCl): 1.26 min/seconds
- Test Tube (3M HCl): 51 seconds
- Test Tube (4M HCl): 23 seconds
- Test Tube (6M HCl): 5.6 seconds
**Question-8**: Calculate the rate for each test tube. For part D use the concentration of Mg(s) at 0.05M. Rate = Δ[Mg]/time
**Question-9**: Based on the data above, what is the relationship between concentration and the rate of reaction?](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/7ca0bd4d-ff09-42d6-8e94-66036c0ad701/0cf2b17d-7838-447d-9e03-57f4783c2370/sg6qhw_thumbnail.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:**D. Concentrations of Reactants: Magnesium-Hydrochloric Acid System**
In many cases, if the variable being changed is the concentration of a chemical constituent, it affects the rate of a reaction.
Parameters of the experiment: four test tubes are prepared with varying concentrations of hydrochloric acid [HCl] consisting of 1M, 3M, 4M, and 6M. Magnesium metal [Mg] is placed in each test tube, and the time it takes for the Mg to dissolve is measured.
**Lab Data (Observation):**
- Test Tube (1M HCl): 1.26 min/seconds
- Test Tube (3M HCl): 51 seconds
- Test Tube (4M HCl): 23 seconds
- Test Tube (6M HCl): 5.6 seconds
**Question-8**: Calculate the rate for each test tube. For part D use the concentration of Mg(s) at 0.05M. Rate = Δ[Mg]/time
**Question-9**: Based on the data above, what is the relationship between concentration and the rate of reaction?
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