3. The following rate constants were measured for a particular reaction:ki = 2.5 x 101 s at 300. K||k2 = 7.8 x 10-1 sl at 320. Ka. Based on the units of the rate constant, what is the overall order of the reaction?b. What are the values of Ea and A for this reaction?c. What is the value of the rate constant at 350. K? 4. Consider a hypothetical reaction involving two reactants.X+Y → Za. Write a “generic" rate law for this reaction using variables for the orders of eachreactant.b. We want to use the method of integrated rates to determine the order of the reactionwith respect to reactant Y. What should be true about the concentration of X in theexperiment in order to isolate the behavior of Y?c. Write an expression for the pseudo rate constant that would be determined in part bof this question assuming the concentration of X was 2.0 M and that it was knownthat the reaction was first order in X5. Sketch a reaction coordinate diagram for a hypothetical exothermic reaction involving a 2step mechanism where the first step is rate limiting. Show the relative positions of thereactants and products as well as the relative magnitudes of the activation energies foreach step.

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3. The following rate constants were measured for a particular reaction: ki = 2.5 x 101 s' at 300. K k2 = 7.8 x 10-1 s-l at 320. K a. Based on the units of the rate constant, what is the overall order of the reaction? b. What are the values of Ea and A for this reaction? c. What is the value of the rate constant at 350. K?

3. The following rate constants were measured for a particular reaction: ki = 2.5 x 101 s' at 300. K k2 = 7.8 x 10-1 s-l at 320. K a. Based on the units of the rate constant, what is the overall order of the reaction? b. What are the values of Ea and A for this reaction? c. What is the value of the rate constant at 350. K?

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