a. What is the order of reaction for the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide?zero-orderfirst-ordersecond-orderb. Find the numerical value of the rate constant at 20°C, including the correct units. (Enter an unrounded value.)k =c. Obtain an estimate of the initial rate of reaction in the experiment that produced the graphs (i.e., the rate at t = 0 in the graphs). (Enter an unrounded value.)rate =mol - L-1.s-1 H2O2 (aq) + H20(1) + 1/2 0,(9)Ordinarily, this reaction proceeds rather slowly, but in the presence of some iodide ions (I), the decomposition is much faster. The decomposition in the presence of iodide was studied at 20°C, and the data were plotted in various ways. Use the graphs below to answer the questions that follow.М (mol/L)1-In[M]1/M (L/mol)11-0.910-0.8-0.5-8-0.747.0.6--1-6-0.5-5-0.4-1.5-0.33-0.2--2-0.14Time (s)• Time (s)Time (s)100200300400500600100200300400500600100200300400500600

H2O2(aq) ------> H2O(l) + 1/2O2(g)

a. What is the order of reaction for the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide? O zero-order O first-order O econd-order b. Find the numerical value of the rate constant at 20°C, including the correct units. (Enter an unrounded value.) c. Obtain an estimate of the initial rate of reaction in the experiment that produced the graphs (i.e., the rate at t= 0 in the graphs). (Enter an unrounded value.) rate = mol - L-1.s-1

a. What is the order of reaction for the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide? O zero-order O first-order O econd-order b. Find the numerical value of the rate constant at 20°C, including the correct units. (Enter an unrounded value.) c. Obtain an estimate of the initial rate of reaction in the experiment that produced the graphs (i.e., the rate at t= 0 in the graphs). (Enter an unrounded value.) rate = mol - L-1.s-1

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