ZOOM+1. The rate of the reaction S20g2-(aq) + 31(aq) → 2SO42(aq) + 13 (aq) can be described in termsofRate of reaction of S20g2- or lRate of formation of SO,2+ 13How is the rate of reaction of S20g2- related to the rate of formation of SO42-2-2-AS208A)ASO4AtAt2-2-ASO4AS208B)= 2AtAt2-2-1 ASO4C)AS208At2At2-2-AS208ASO4D)AtΔt2-2-AS208E)ASO4AtAt2-2-AS208F)1 ASO4= -At2ΔtFor questions 2-4Shown here is a plot of the concentration of the reactant D vs time.AВTime (s)2. Is the Concentration of D INCREASING or DECREASING over time?Is the RATE of Reaction at point A FASTER or SLOWER than the rate of reaction at point B?(Hint: What is the SLOPE of the line like at point A vs point B)4. Explain how you arrived at your answer in #3For Questions 5-7 A rate law is given as Rate = k[A]?[B]5. What is the order of the reaction with respect to A6. What is the order of the reaction with respect to B7. What is the overall order of the reaction?II

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1. The rate of the reaction S20g*(aq) + 31(aq) → 250*(aq) + I3(aq) can be described in terms of • Rate of reaction of S20g or l Rate of formation of SO;²+ l5 How is the rate of reaction of S2Og related to the rate of formation of SO, Aso, 2- At ASO, 2- A) AS20, 2- At B) AS,0, 2- = 2 At 2- At C) AS208 1 ASO, 2- At At Aso, 2- At D) AS,0, 2- At 2- AS20s 2- E) At At F) AS,0, 2- 1 Aso, 2-

1. The rate of the reaction S20g(aq) + 31(aq) → 250(aq) + I3(aq) can be described in terms of • Rate of reaction of S20g or l Rate of formation of SO;²+ l5 How is the rate of reaction of S2Og related to the rate of formation of SO, Aso, 2- At ASO, 2- A) AS20, 2- At B) AS,0, 2- = 2 At 2- At C) AS208 1 ASO, 2- At At Aso, 2- At D) AS,0, 2- At 2- AS20s 2- E) At At F) AS,0, 2- 1 Aso, 2-

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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