Consider the reaction described by the equationC,H¸Br, (aq) + 3 I(aq) → C,H,(g) + 2 Br¯(aq) + I5 (aq)The rate law israte = k[C,H,Br, ][I¯]where k = 0.00545 M-1. s-1.What are the missing entries in the table?Run [C,H,Br,lo (M) | [I-], (M)Initial rate of formation of C,H, (M-s -)10.1510.0004970.151y0.00024930.1510.151X =My =Mz =M-s-!

Given C2H4Br2 + 3I- → C2H4 + 2 Br- + I3-( aq ) Rate( R ) = K [ C2H4Br2 ] [ I- ] Rate…

Consider the reaction described by the equation C,H,Br, (aq) + 3I¯(aq) → C,H,(g) + 2 Br¯(aq) + I5 (aq) The rate law is rate = k[C,H,Br,I] where k = 0.00545 M-1. s-'. What are the missing entries in the table? Run [C,H,Br, lo (M) | [I-], (M) Initial rate of formation of C,H, (M-s -') 1 0.151 0.000497 2 0.151 y 0.000249 3 0.151 0.151 x = M y = M z = M-s-!

Consider the reaction described by the equation C,H,Br, (aq) + 3I¯(aq) → C,H,(g) + 2 Br¯(aq) + I5 (aq) The rate law is rate = k[C,H,Br,I] where k = 0.00545 M-1. s-'. What are the missing entries in the table? Run [C,H,Br, lo (M) | [I-], (M) Initial rate of formation of C,H, (M-s -') 1 0.151 0.000497 2 0.151 y 0.000249 3 0.151 0.151 x = M y = M z = M-s-!

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