**Question 7:**Consider a reaction which is 2nd-order in A (●) and 1st-order in B (○): \( \text{A} + \text{B} \rightarrow \text{C} \). What are the relative rates of this reaction in the vessels shown below arranged from slowest to fastest? Each vessel has the same volume.**Diagrams:**- **Vessel (I):** Contains 3 black circles (A) and 5 white circles (B).- **Vessel (II):** Contains 6 black circles (A) and 2 white circles (B).- **Vessel (III):** Contains 4 black circles (A) and 4 white circles (B).- **Vessel (IV):** Contains 5 black circles (A) and 3 white circles (B).**Options:**(a) III < I = IV < II (b) I < III < II < IV (c) IV < II < III < I (d) I < I < IV < III (e) II < I < IV < II **Explanation:**The rate law for the reaction is \( \text{Rate} = k [A]^2 [B] \), where \( k \) is the rate constant, and [A] and [B] are the concentrations of A and B, respectively. The rate depends on the concentrations of the reactants, with a higher concentration leading to a higher reaction rate. Given the order of the reaction, A is more influential in determining the rate compared to B due to its second-order nature. Calculate the rates in each vessel and organize them from slowest to fastest based on these calculations.

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Consider a reaction which is 2nd-order in A (•) and 1st-order in B (o): A+B C. What are the relative rates of this reaction in the vessels shown below arranged from slowest to fastest? Each vessel has the same volume. 7. (1) (I) (II) aV) (a) III

Consider a reaction which is 2nd-order in A (•) and 1st-order in B (o): A+B C. What are the relative rates of this reaction in the vessels shown below arranged from slowest to fastest? Each vessel has the same volume. 7. (1) (I) (II) aV) (a) III

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