An experiment was conducted to determine the over-all order of the reaction: YOI → MIYA At the start of the reaction, the concentration of YOI is equal to 5.142 M. After 118.0 seconds, its concentration was reduced to 2.361 M. Meanwhile, another run of the same reaction but with 3.789 M [YOI]o showed that after 110.0 seconds, a 1.350 M decrease in concentration of YOI was observed. Based on these: 1. Estimate the order of the reaction. 2. How much YOI will be consumed if a run with [YOI] = 1.234 M is allowed to form MIYA for 4.00 minutes.

An experiment was conducted to determine the over-all order of the reaction: YOI → MIYA At the start of the reaction, the concentration of YOI is equal to 5.142 M. After 118.0 seconds, its concentration was reduced to 2.361 M. Meanwhile, another run of the same reaction but with 3.789 M [YOI]o showed that after 110.0 seconds, a 1.350 M decrease in concentration of YOI was observed. Based on these: 1. Estimate the order of the reaction. 2. How much YOI will be consumed if a run with [YOI] = 1.234 M is allowed to form MIYA for 4.00 minutes.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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