A reacts with B according to the equation: 2 A + B → A₂B The data below were collected for this reaction. Trial 1 Trail 2 k= Trial 3 Determine the rate law. Calculate the value for k. What are the correct units for k? [A]initial (M) [B]initial (M) Initial (M s-¹) 4.50×10-² 4.50×10-² 9.00×10-² 1.70×10-3 2.25x10-3 3.40×10-3 9.00×10-3 1.70×10-3 2.25x10-3

A reacts with B according to the equation: 2 A + B → A₂B The data below were collected for this reaction. Trial 1 Trail 2 k= Trial 3 Determine the rate law. Calculate the value for k. What are the correct units for k? [A]initial (M) [B]initial (M) Initial (M s-¹) 4.50×10-² 4.50×10-² 9.00×10-² 1.70×10-3 2.25x10-3 3.40×10-3 9.00×10-3 1.70×10-3 2.25x10-3

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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