Gg.56. Part AAt 400 K oxalic acid decomposes according to the reaction:H_C,Oí(g)→CO,(g)+HCOOH(g)In three separate experiments, the intial pressure of oxalic acid and final total pressure after 20,000 s is measured.1 2 365.8 92.1 111106 149 179ExperimentPH₂C₂O4 at t=0Protal at t=20,000 sFind the rate law of the reaction.Rate=3.06x10-58-¹PH,C₂0.Rate 4.78x10-5¹PH₂C₂ORate 1.20x10-5s ¹PH₂C₂0Rate 7.17x10-5s ¹PH₂C₂0.Submit Previous Answers Request AnswerX Incorrect; Try Again; 5 attempts remaining

The given chemical reaction is H2C2O4(g) →CO2(g) + HCOOH(g)

At 400 K oxalic acid decomposes according to the reaction: H_C,O4(g)—CO,(g)+HCOOH(g) In three separate experiments, the intial pressure of oxalic acid and final total pressure after 20,000 s is measured. Experiment 1 2 3 PH₂C₂O4 at t=0 65.8 92.1 111 Protal at t=20,000 s 106 149 179 Find the rate law of the reaction. Rate=3.06x10-5 ¹PH₂C₂O. ●Rate=4.78x10-5s-¹PH₂C₂O4 O Rate 1.20x10-5s PH,C₂0 O Rate 7.17x10-5s ¹PH₂C₂0.

At 400 K oxalic acid decomposes according to the reaction: H_C,O4(g)—CO,(g)+HCOOH(g) In three separate experiments, the intial pressure of oxalic acid and final total pressure after 20,000 s is measured. Experiment 1 2 3 PH₂C₂O4 at t=0 65.8 92.1 111 Protal at t=20,000 s 106 149 179 Find the rate law of the reaction. Rate=3.06x10-5 ¹PH₂C₂O. ●Rate=4.78x10-5s-¹PH₂C₂O4 O Rate 1.20x10-5s PH,C₂0 O Rate 7.17x10-5s ¹PH₂C₂0.

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