Consider the following data for the reaction: A + B → C+D[B] (M)[D] (M)0.02000.0500.02000.0500.02000.2000.04000.050[A] (M)0.01000.02000.01000.0100The rate law is given byOk [A]² [B] [D]-1Ok [A]² [B]-¹ [D]¹/2Ok [A] [B]1/2 [D]-1/2Ok [A]-¹ [B] [D]¹/2Ok [A]-¹ [B] [D]-1/2Onone of the aboveThe rate constant k is equal to02.5 x 10³01.83601.4 x 10404.0 x 105The correct units for the rate constant areOM3/2 min-1OM¹/2 min-1Omin-1OM-1/2 min-1OM-¹ min-1Initial rate (M min-¹)15.9331.867.9722.53

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Consider the following data for the reaction: A+B → C+D [A] (M) [B] (M) 0.0100 0.0200 0.0200 0.0100 0.0100 The rate law is given by Ok [A]² [B] [D]-¹ Ok [A]² [B]-¹ [D]¹/2 Ok [A] [B]1/2 [D]-1/2 Ok [A] ¹ [B] [D]¹/2 Ok [A]-¹ [B] [D]-1/2 Onone of the above 0.0200 0.0200 0.0400 104 [D] (M) 0.050 0.050 0.200 0.050 The rate constant k is equal to 02.5 x 10³ 01.8 036 01.4 x 04.0 x 105 The correct units for the rate constant are OM³/2 min-1 OM¹/2 min-1 Omin-1 OM-1/2 min-1 OM-¹ min-1 Initial rate (M min-¹) 15.93 31.86 7.97 22.53

Consider the following data for the reaction: A+B → C+D [A] (M) [B] (M) 0.0100 0.0200 0.0200 0.0100 0.0100 The rate law is given by Ok [A]² [B] [D]-¹ Ok [A]² [B]-¹ [D]¹/2 Ok [A] [B]1/2 [D]-1/2 Ok [A] ¹ [B] [D]¹/2 Ok [A]-¹ [B] [D]-1/2 Onone of the above 0.0200 0.0200 0.0400 104 [D] (M) 0.050 0.050 0.200 0.050 The rate constant k is equal to 02.5 x 10³ 01.8 036 01.4 x 04.0 x 105 The correct units for the rate constant are OM³/2 min-1 OM¹/2 min-1 Omin-1 OM-1/2 min-1 OM-¹ min-1 Initial rate (M min-¹) 15.93 31.86 7.97 22.53

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