Complete the following exercises1) Write the general rate law equation for the reactionAcetone (C3H,0(aq)) + Hag) + Iodine (12(aq)→ C3H501(aq) + Haq) + Taq)RateK CAcetore J [ Lz)2) Determine the value of the exponents. Write the complete ratio comparing one reactionmixture to another and show the cancellation of terms. Remember to compare the ratesfor two mixtures for which only one of the concentrations varies.a)Rate I_= 1.9x10" M/s= k [IGM)" (020) [0.0010M)"Rate „I = 38x106 M/s = K [o.8oM]o2079 Po.00/ DM]2%3D3.8x10-62.7089 =(66)*%3D%3Dlog 2.0789. 1oq1-67% log[08070:3178 = x Co 300)l0.80]x0.3178Exponent for Acetone, x =1.13010b)To.4OM) (0.0010M)C02OM)" 10.0010M)lo4oM)-y log Lozom)Rate = 8-0 Y[OM/s= k(o.80)%3D%3DRate I= 3.4ylo-t M/s= Rlo.60)^%3Dlog 2-1053 = ylog (ouoy log Lozom)O-20m)y=o.3237l107Exponent for H", y =0.3010c)6.2.Rate I =3.8x10 M/s= k Co8oM)" L020M)%3Dk Coi8o Mje Co 20)y coo00Sm)log (0.0010M)- log (o.000sm)=2 (0-3010)Rate%3D4.0x10~ M/=(० ५ ०-११0.0223-0.070.0223Exponent for I2, z =-0.070:3010 3) Complete the rate law equation by substituting the values of the exponents x, y and z inthe four equations. Determine the value ofk for each reaction mixture. Show your workand give the correct units for k.-22.4x10Mixture I: k =3,8y10-62-40.80X0-20 x 0-00/09.9x10-6Mixture II: k ==2.51-6x020x0-06 10Mixture III: k=?ox10-620 x 10= 2-56.80x0 Y0 Ao.S xio--6Mixture IV: k=X104.0x100.80 x0.20x0.00ニ3.)Average k =%3D4) Write the complete rate law by substituting the values of x, y, z and k into the general ratelaw.5) What is the overall order of the reaction?

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