10. The rate of change in colour of iodide (yellow) can be measured as it reacts with colourless hypochlorite, OCla9): I (aq) + OCI ag) IO-ag) + Claq) a. Different concentrations of reactants are combined at the same temperature and the rate of yellow colour disappearance were measured: Rate of colour Trial Initial [I] (mol/L) Initial [OCIag)] change (mol/(L s) 0.18 7.91 x 102 1 0.12 0.060 0.18 3.95 x 102 0.090 0.030 9.88 x 103 3 0.24 7.91 x 102 4 0.090 Using the data provided, calculate the value of the rate constant, including units b. Predict the rate of reaction if both reactants have an equal starting concentration of 0.10 mol/1.

10. The rate of change in colour of iodide (yellow) can be measured as it reacts with colourless hypochlorite, OCla9): I (aq) + OCI ag) IO-ag) + Claq) a. Different concentrations of reactants are combined at the same temperature and the rate of yellow colour disappearance were measured: Rate of colour Trial Initial [I] (mol/L) Initial [OCIag)] change (mol/(L s) 0.18 7.91 x 102 1 0.12 0.060 0.18 3.95 x 102 0.090 0.030 9.88 x 103 3 0.24 7.91 x 102 4 0.090 Using the data provided, calculate the value of the rate constant, including units b. Predict the rate of reaction if both reactants have an equal starting concentration of 0.10 mol/1.

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