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The following data shows the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide, H2O2 in an aqueous solution over time.
1. Construct the C vs t plot on a, indicate the proper labels.
2. Determine the order of reaction
3. Calculate:
-Slope of the line
-Rate constant
-Half-life
-Shelf-life

Transcribed Image Text:PROBLEM-SOLVING:
The following data shows the decomposition of
hydrogen peroxide, H202 in an aqueous
solution over time.
Time Concentration
(hr)
(mg/mL)
5
0.0990
10
0.0497
15
0.0249
20
0.0125
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