For experiments 1, 2, and 3, substituting appropriate values for the Concentrations and Rates from Table 2 into equation (3), calculate values for the orders m and n. Also determine the value of the Rate Constant k (with Units!)at room temperature of 17C. Show all calculations below R=k [I]" [S,03°]" Ihitialcomc.Initialcomc. Man SogExpt T°cTimeRate (MIS)KIConc k2Sz08-51.170.042110 016 7O 00532 021 16 x10170 0891106.682 x10O 016 7O:005 3-517O 0890 007140.00532071.135X103.0 0890 016 7O 00532131:103 x10320.016 7O.00531.382 x 1058 0.0y M,UI =M2V2 Cgiuen)- 20Rate=Similarly 5oluing all001-000531.16 X10* סו x 4:261312 x 2022.

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For experiments 1, 2, and 3, substituting appropriate values for the Concentrations and Rates from Table 2 into equation (3), calculate values for the orders m and n. Also determine the value of the Rate Constant k (with Units!)at room temperature of 17C. Show all calculations below

Ihitialcomc.
Initial
comc. Man Sog
Expt T°c
Time
Rate (MIS)
KI
Conc k2Sz08
-5
1.
17
0.04211
0 016 7
O 0053
2 02
1 16 x10
17
0 089
110
6.682 x10
O 016 7
O:005 3
-5
17
O 089
0 00714
0.0053
207
1.135X10
3.
0 089
0 016 7
O 0053
213
1:103 x10
32
0.016 7
O.0053
1.382 x 10
58 0.0
y M,UI =M2V2 Cgiuen)
- 20
Rate=
Similarly 5oluing all
001-00053
1.16 X10
* סו x 4:26
131
2 x 202
2.

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