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Below is the initial rate data from a few experiments on the reaction:
A+B> Products.
[A]; (M)
Experiment #
11
12
3
The reaction is first order in A. The rate constant is thus:
O 5.656 Ms-1
O 2.828 M-1-1
O 11.31 s-1
O 1.414 M-25-1
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2.00
2.00
QUESTION 7
Consider the following reaction:
O Equal to the rate of reaction.
O Three times the rate of reaction
O Twice the rate of reaction
One third of the rate of reaction
[B]; (M)
2 03(g) -> 3 O2(g)
What is the rate of consumption of O3 compared to the rate of reaction?
O Half of the rate of reaction.
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2.00
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1.414
2.828
11.31
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Question Completion Status:
Below is the initial rate data from a few experiments on the reaction:
A+B> Products.
[A]; (M)
Experiment #
11
12
3
The reaction is first order in A. The rate constant is thus:
O 5.656 Ms-1
O 2.828 M-1-1
O 11.31 s-1
O 1.414 M-25-1
1.00
2.00
2.00
QUESTION 7
Consider the following reaction:
O Equal to the rate of reaction.
O Three times the rate of reaction
O Twice the rate of reaction
One third of the rate of reaction
[B]; (M)
2 03(g) -> 3 O2(g)
What is the rate of consumption of O3 compared to the rate of reaction?
O Half of the rate of reaction.
1.00
.00
2.00
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Rate; (M s-1)
1.414
2.828
11.31
İy
S
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