I am not sure how to do question number 2 using the data from question one. Thank you! 1. Fill in the following initial concentrations for F and S2Os- in this experiment (HINTS: The source of I ion is KI, thesource of S2Os ion is (NH4)2S2O8, and you must properly use the dilution equation (M,V1 = M2V2).Experiment #[] (M)[S:0s1 (M)M.(is)(0,IXI0); n.(2S)10.080.04(0.1)(10) -%3DMi= 0.040.040.04Mi:0.08(0.1) (S) = M.(2S)0.020.04Co.2)(Snl) = n,(25)M2 - 0.040.212.5): M. (2S)M:0.0L0.02O. 02(0.1(2.5)> M,(28)Me: 0.010.08O.010.040.0L2. Under Trial 1 conditions, what is the reaction rate if it takes 48.4 seconds for the dark solution color from the I2-starchcomplex to appear?

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1. Fill in the following initial concentrations for I source of S2Os- ion is (NH.)2S2O8, and you must properly use the dilution equation (M,V, = M2V2). Experiment # [T] (M) (0.1)(10) - M.(2S) Mi:0.08 (o,IXI0): n.(25) M. 0.04 0.08 0.04 0.04 0.04 (0.1) (S) = M.(2S) 1、こ0.1 (o.I(2.5); M,(28) Me:0.01 0.02 0.04 Co.2)(Snl) = n,(28) M2 - 0.04 0.212.5): M. (2s) M、こ0.0L 4. 0.02 O. 02 5 0.08 0.01 6. 0.04 0.0L 2. Under Trial 1 conditions, what is the reaction rate if it takes 48.4 seconds for the dark solution color from the I2-starch. complex to appear?

1. Fill in the following initial concentrations for I source of S2Os- ion is (NH.)2S2O8, and you must properly use the dilution equation (M,V, = M2V2). Experiment # [T] (M) (0.1)(10) - M.(2S) Mi:0.08 (o,IXI0): n.(25) M. 0.04 0.08 0.04 0.04 0.04 (0.1) (S) = M.(2S) 1、こ0.1 (o.I(2.5); M,(28) Me:0.01 0.02 0.04 Co.2)(Snl) = n,(28) M2 - 0.04 0.212.5): M. (2s) M、こ0.0L 4. 0.02 O. 02 5 0.08 0.01 6. 0.04 0.0L 2. Under Trial 1 conditions, what is the reaction rate if it takes 48.4 seconds for the dark solution color from the I2-starch. complex to appear?

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