0.85 0.719 [A] 0.588 0.457- 0.326 0.195+ 0 ● 5 [A] vs. t 10 15 20 25 -0.162 -0.451+ -0.740 In[A] -1.02- -1.31- -1.60- 5 In[A] vs. t 10 t t y=-0.0230x+0.730 Determine the value of the rate constant for this reaction. 0.0504 s¹ 0.124 M¹s¹ 0.0230 M/s 1.18 M¹ 15 20 y=-0.0504x-0.285 + 25 4.27- 3.53 2.78 1/[A] 2.04- 1.30- 0.557 0 5 1/[A] vs. t 10 t 15 y=0.124x+1.18 20 25

0.85 0.719 [A] 0.588 0.457- 0.326 0.195+ 0 ● 5 [A] vs. t 10 15 20 25 -0.162 -0.451+ -0.740 In[A] -1.02- -1.31- -1.60- 5 In[A] vs. t 10 t t y=-0.0230x+0.730 Determine the value of the rate constant for this reaction. 0.0504 s¹ 0.124 M¹s¹ 0.0230 M/s 1.18 M¹ 15 20 y=-0.0504x-0.285 + 25 4.27- 3.53 2.78 1/[A] 2.04- 1.30- 0.557 0 5 1/[A] vs. t 10 t 15 y=0.124x+1.18 20 25

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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