A study of the rate of dimerization of CaH, gave the data shown in the table,Time (s)1400.2800.4200.5600.[C,,I (M) 9.98x 10-3 5.37x10-3 3.67x 1o-3 2.79x10-3 2.25x10-3(a) Determine the average rate of dimerization (in M-s) between 0 s and 1400. 5.M.s-1Determine the average rate of dimerization (in Mis) between 1400. s and 2800. s.M-s-1(b) Create a graph of time versus (C,H1Estimate the instantaneous rate of dimerization at 2800s from this graph.O 131x10- M-s-O 6.06x10 M-sO 8.29x10 M-sO 6.14x10- Ms() Determine the average rate of formation (in Ms) of CH, at 1400. s from the rates found in part (a).M-s-1Determine the instantaneous rate of formation (in M-s) of CH2 at 2800. s from the rate found in part (b).M-s-1

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A study of the rate of dimerization of CHs gave the data shown in the table, Time (s) 1400. 2800. 4200. 5600. [C,H,I (M) 9.98 x10-3 5.37x10-3 3.67x10- 2.79x10-3 2.25x10-3 (a) Determine the average rate of dimerization (in M-s) between 0 s and 1400. s. M-s-1 Determine the average rate of dimerization (in M-s1) between 1400. s and 2800. s. M-s-1

A study of the rate of dimerization of CHs gave the data shown in the table, Time (s) 1400. 2800. 4200. 5600. [C,H,I (M) 9.98 x10-3 5.37x10-3 3.67x10- 2.79x10-3 2.25x10-3 (a) Determine the average rate of dimerization (in M-s) between 0 s and 1400. s. M-s-1 Determine the average rate of dimerization (in M-s1) between 1400. s and 2800. s. M-s-1

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