16.31 The reaction n-C,H,Br + S,O?¯ →→ C¿H¬S,O; + Br¯in aqueous solution is first order in C,H,Br and first-order inS,O?-. At 37.5°C, the following data were obtained (where3,c° = 1 mol/dm³ and 1 ks= 103 s):10°[S,O}-/c°96.690.486.376.666.8t/ks1.1102.0105.05211.232The initial C,H,Br concentration was 39.5 mmol/dm³. Find therate constant using a graphical method.

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16.31 The reaction n-C,H,Br + S,O?- → C,H,S,O; + Br in aqueous solution is first order in C,H,Br and first-order in S,0?-. At 37.5°C, the following data were obtained (where 1 mol/dm3 and 1 ks c° 103 s): 10°[S,O?¯]/c° 90.4 86.3 76.6 66.8 96.6 t/ks 1.110 2.010 5.052 11.232 The initial C,H,Br concentration was 39.5 mmol/dm³. Find the rate constant using a graphical method.

16.31 The reaction n-C,H,Br + S,O?- → C,H,S,O; + Br in aqueous solution is first order in C,H,Br and first-order in S,0?-. At 37.5°C, the following data were obtained (where 1 mol/dm3 and 1 ks c° 103 s): 10°[S,O?¯]/c° 90.4 86.3 76.6 66.8 96.6 t/ks 1.110 2.010 5.052 11.232 The initial C,H,Br concentration was 39.5 mmol/dm³. Find the rate constant using a graphical method.

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