1 【Recommend】 Directly edit text and image in PDF Edit Question 1: University of Botswana Department of Mechanical Engineering Faculty of Engineering and Technology 2024/2025 session Semester I CCB 231/ CCB 211: Materials Science for Engineers Assignment I Due Date: 04/09/2024 Due Time: 14:00 Convert the following Miller indices to directions and sketch the directions within a cubic unit cell: (a) [301] (b) [301] (c) [301] (d) [122] (e) [122] [122] (g) [111] (h) [111] (i) [111] (j) [111] Question 2: The change of SO3 concentration with time is shown in Table 1. [C] t(s) 0 1.000000 100 0.778801 200 0.606531 300 0.472367 400 0.367879 500 0.286505 600 0.223130 800 0.135335 1000 0.082085 1200 0.049787 The process is governed by the rate law given by the equation: = In (SO3)-kt+In (SO3)-0 Where k is the rate constant and t is the time, and In is natural logarithm. By calculating the corresponding values of In[SO3] and plotting the graph of In [SO3] against time, t, determine the rate constant k of the reaction.
1 【Recommend】 Directly edit text and image in PDF Edit Question 1: University of Botswana Department of Mechanical Engineering Faculty of Engineering and Technology 2024/2025 session Semester I CCB 231/ CCB 211: Materials Science for Engineers Assignment I Due Date: 04/09/2024 Due Time: 14:00 Convert the following Miller indices to directions and sketch the directions within a cubic unit cell: (a) [301] (b) [301] (c) [301] (d) [122] (e) [122] [122] (g) [111] (h) [111] (i) [111] (j) [111] Question 2: The change of SO3 concentration with time is shown in Table 1. [C] t(s) 0 1.000000 100 0.778801 200 0.606531 300 0.472367 400 0.367879 500 0.286505 600 0.223130 800 0.135335 1000 0.082085 1200 0.049787 The process is governed by the rate law given by the equation: = In (SO3)-kt+In (SO3)-0 Where k is the rate constant and t is the time, and In is natural logarithm. By calculating the corresponding values of In[SO3] and plotting the graph of In [SO3] against time, t, determine the rate constant k of the reaction.
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