9) The concentration of H202 which decompose in the presence of a catalyst According to the reaction 2H2O2 (aq) → 2H20 (I) + O2 (g) is shown on the right. What is an order of reaction? What is rate constant of the reaction at this temperature? In[H2O2] y= -0.03x+0.1 What will be concentration of H2O2 after 200 s in solution with initial concentration of H2O2 0.5M. Time, s

9) The concentration of H202 which decompose in the presence of a catalyst According to the reaction 2H2O2 (aq) → 2H20 (I) + O2 (g) is shown on the right. What is an order of reaction? What is rate constant of the reaction at this temperature? In[H2O2] y= -0.03x+0.1 What will be concentration of H2O2 after 200 s in solution with initial concentration of H2O2 0.5M. Time, s

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