Ps this is not graded For a hypothetical reaction of C + D E, the data below was collected:Experiment No.->[C](mole/liter)[D](mole/liter)Rate (mole/L-s)10.10.010.020.10.040.020.40.040.08What is the rate equation with respect to [C]?b.r = k [C]'a. r= k [C]°c.r = k [C]?d.r = k (C]3What is the rate equation with respect to [D]?a. r= k [D]°b. r = k [D]1c.r = k [D]?d.r = k [D]3What is the overall rate of equation for the reaction?a.r = k [C]'[D]°b. r = k [C]?{D]°C. r= k [C]?[D]'d. r = k [C]'[D]'%3DWhat is the order of reaction?c. Second-orderd. Third-ordera. Zero-orderb. First order

For a hypothetical reaction of C + D E, the data below was collected: Experiment No. [C{{mole/liter) [D](mole/liter) 0.01 Rate (mole/L-s) 1 0.1 0.02 2 0.1 0.04 0.02 0.4 0.04 0.08 What is the rate equation with respect to [C]? b.r= k [C]' a. r= k [C]° c.r = k [C]2 d. r = k [C]3 What is the rate equation with respect to [D]? b.r = k [D]1 a. r= k [D]O c.r k [D]2 d. r = k [D]3 What is the overall rate of equation for the reaction? b. r k [C]{D]° a.r = k [C]'[D]° c. r= k [C]?{D]' d. r=k [C]'[D]' What is the order of reaction? a. Zero-order c. Second-order b. First order d. Third-order

For a hypothetical reaction of C + D E, the data below was collected: Experiment No. [C{{mole/liter) [D](mole/liter) 0.01 Rate (mole/L-s) 1 0.1 0.02 2 0.1 0.04 0.02 0.4 0.04 0.08 What is the rate equation with respect to [C]? b.r= k [C]' a. r= k [C]° c.r = k [C]2 d. r = k [C]3 What is the rate equation with respect to [D]? b.r = k [D]1 a. r= k [D]O c.r k [D]2 d. r = k [D]3 What is the overall rate of equation for the reaction? b. r k [C]{D]° a.r = k [C]'[D]° c. r= k [C]?{D]' d. r=k [C]'[D]' What is the order of reaction? a. Zero-order c. Second-order b. First order d. Third-order

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