Differentiate between the "average rate of a reaction" and the "instantaneousrate of a reaction".аDetermine the average rate of the reaction between 100 seconds and 500seconds. Ensure your answer is given with the correct units.By graphing the above data, determine the instantaneous rate of the reactionat 300 seconds.dUse your knowledge of the integrated rate law graphing method to determinewhether the reaction is 1st order or 2nd order with respect to the C4H,ClFrom your graph in part (d) above, determine the rate constant, k, for thereaction. 1Consider the reaction and the following experimental data:C4H9CI(aq) + H2O1)→ C4H9OH(aqg) + HCl(aq).Time/sec[C4H9CI]0.1000500.09051000.08201500.07412000.06713000.05494000.04485000.03688000.0200Differentiate between the "average rate of a reaction" and the "instantaneousrate of a reaction".aDetermine the average rate of the reaction between 100 seconds and 500seconds. Ensure your answer is given with the correct units.bBy graphing the above data, determine the instantaneous rate of the reactionat 300 seconds.

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C4H9CI(ag) + H2O(1) → C4H9OH(ag) + HCl(ag) Time/sec [C4H9C] 0.1000 50 0.0905 100 0.0820 150 0.0741 200 0.0671 300 0.0549 400 0.0448 500 0.0368 800 0.0200 Differentiate between the "average rate of a reaction" and the "instantaneous rate of a reaction". a Determine the average rate of the reaction between 100 seconds and 500 seconds. Ensure your answer is given with the correct units. b By graphing the above data, determine the instantaneous rate of the reaction at 300 seconds. с

C4H9CI(ag) + H2O(1) → C4H9OH(ag) + HCl(ag) Time/sec [C4H9C] 0.1000 50 0.0905 100 0.0820 150 0.0741 200 0.0671 300 0.0549 400 0.0448 500 0.0368 800 0.0200 Differentiate between the "average rate of a reaction" and the "instantaneous rate of a reaction". a Determine the average rate of the reaction between 100 seconds and 500 seconds. Ensure your answer is given with the correct units. b By graphing the above data, determine the instantaneous rate of the reaction at 300 seconds. с

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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