4 O [A] vs TimeO In[A] vs TimeO 1/[A] vs TimeO Least SquaresPlotTime, sThe reactionA Cwas performed and the concentration vs. time data below collected.time, s147[A], mol/L 0.87600.16330.090020.062140.047450.038380.032220.027760.02439Complete the rate law for the reaction by filling in the values for the rate constant and reaction order.Rate = k[A]Xrate constant (without units)In[A] Time, sThe reactionA Cwas performed and the concentration vs. time data below collected.time, s123458.[A], mol/L 0.87600.16330.090020.062140.047450.038380.032220.027760.02439Complete the rate law for the reaction by filling in the values for the rate constant and reaction order.Rate =k[A]*rate constant (without units) =reaction order =

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O JA] vs Time In[A] vs Time O 1/[A] vs Time O Least Squares Plot Time, s The reaction A C was performed and the concentration vs. time data below collected. time, s 1 4 5 6. 7 [A], mol/L 0.8760 0.1633 0.09002 0.06214 0.04745 0.03838 0.03222 0.02776 0.02439 Complete the rate law for the reaction by filling in the values for the rate constant and reaction order. Rate = k[A]X rate constant (without units) = In[A]

O JA] vs Time In[A] vs Time O 1/[A] vs Time O Least Squares Plot Time, s The reaction A C was performed and the concentration vs. time data below collected. time, s 1 4 5 6. 7 [A], mol/L 0.8760 0.1633 0.09002 0.06214 0.04745 0.03838 0.03222 0.02776 0.02439 Complete the rate law for the reaction by filling in the values for the rate constant and reaction order. Rate = k[A]X rate constant (without units) = In[A]

Chemistry for Engineering Students

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Chapter11: Chemical Kinetics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 11.33PAE: The following experimental data were obtained for the reaction of \'I14* and NOf in acidic solution....

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