11:19 PMK2. A reaction obeys the stoichiometric equation A+ 2B-2Z. The rate of formation of Z atvarious concentrations of A and B are given in the following table:Experiment23ShareDetermine the rate law and the value of the rate constantO"O☎llll 2¹⁹ A261B/S[A]moldm³ [B]moldm Rate/ moldm3.5x102.3x10²7.0x104.6x1077.0x109.2x10AutoO5.0x1072.0x104.0x106EditSTrash●●●

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2. A reaction obeys the stoichiometric equation A+ 2B-2Z. The rate of formation of Z at various concentrations of A and B are given in the following table: Experiment 2 [A]moldm³ 3.5x10 7.0x10 7.0x10 [B]moldm 2.3x10² 4.6x10² 9.2x10 Determine the rate law and the value of the rate constant Rate/ moldm³ 5.0x107 2.0x106 4.0x106

2. A reaction obeys the stoichiometric equation A+ 2B-2Z. The rate of formation of Z at various concentrations of A and B are given in the following table: Experiment 2 [A]moldm³ 3.5x10 7.0x10 7.0x10 [B]moldm 2.3x10² 4.6x10² 9.2x10 Determine the rate law and the value of the rate constant Rate/ moldm³ 5.0x107 2.0x106 4.0x106

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