5. Consider the reaction: H2(e) HBr(g) Br2(g) + This reaction is first order reaction. k = .053s1 a) Calculate the rate of the reaction when [HBr] 0.055M b) Calculate the half-life of this reaction. c) What is the new rate for this reaction if the reaction was to be a second order reaction?

5. Consider the reaction: H2(e) HBr(g) Br2(g) + This reaction is first order reaction. k = .053s1 a) Calculate the rate of the reaction when [HBr] 0.055M b) Calculate the half-life of this reaction. c) What is the new rate for this reaction if the reaction was to be a second order reaction?

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5. Consider the reaction:
H2(e)
HBr(g)
Br2(g)
+
This reaction is first order reaction. k = .053s1
a) Calculate the rate of the reaction when [HBr] 0.055M
b) Calculate the half-life of this reaction.
c) What is the new rate for this reaction if the reaction was to be a second order
reaction?

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