5. Figure 1 represents snapshots of a hypothetical reaction given at the start of the reaction and after 45 seconds. t= 0 t= 60 s a) If the reaction is first order, draw a snapshot of what the reaction would look like after 180 seconds. Briefly explain your choice. b) If the reaction is second order, draw a snapshot of what the reaction would look like after 180 seconds. Briefly explain.

5. Figure 1 represents snapshots of a hypothetical reaction given at the start of the reaction and after 45 seconds. t= 0 t= 60 s a) If the reaction is first order, draw a snapshot of what the reaction would look like after 180 seconds. Briefly explain your choice. b) If the reaction is second order, draw a snapshot of what the reaction would look like after 180 seconds. Briefly explain.

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