1) Considering the equation below, with its rate law equation, what is the rate of the reactionwhen [AB] is 5.2 M, [C2] is 6.7 M, and [D] is 3.3 M?5.6x10³ Ľ'xmolxs. (answer to 2 decimal places)The rate constant is[K2]4 AB + C2 + 4 D 2 A2C + 4 BDrate = k [C2] [D]²

Given-> [AB] = 5.2 M [C2] = 6.7 M [D] = 3.3 M Rate constant (K) = 5.6 × 10-3 L2× mole-2× s-1 Rate…

1) Considering the equation below, with its rate law equation, what is the rate of the reaction when [AB] is 5.2 M, [C2] is 6.7 M, and [D] is 3.3 M? The rate constant is 5.6x10 Lxmolxs. (answer to 2 decimal places) [K2] 4 AB + C2 + 4 D → 2 A2C + 4 BD rate = k [C2] [Dj?

1) Considering the equation below, with its rate law equation, what is the rate of the reaction when [AB] is 5.2 M, [C2] is 6.7 M, and [D] is 3.3 M? The rate constant is 5.6x10 Lxmolxs. (answer to 2 decimal places) [K2] 4 AB + C2 + 4 D → 2 A2C + 4 BD rate = k [C2] [Dj?

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