Consider the kinetic data of the reaction of P + 2 Q + 22+ + PQ2 +22*and2.answer the succeeding questions:ExperimentP (M)Q (M)Temp ("C)Initial Rate, M/s0.011500.012000.00000254.80 x 10-20.023000.012000.00000251.92 x 10-330.011500.024000.00000259.60 x 10-440.046000.012000.00000257.68 x 10-0.011500.048000.00000251.92 x 10-6.0.011500.012000.00000105.10 x 10-50.011500.012000.00000404.55 x 10-30.011500.012000.00500104.98 x 10-59.0.011500.012000.01050254.82 x 10-4100.011500.012000.02100404.44 x 10-3 D.What is the average rate constant? Indicate the appropriate units.E.What is the energy of activation and frequency factor of the reactionwithout the additive ion? Include the equation of the best fit line of the Arrheniusequation and RSQ. Note: Use the calculated rate constant in set up 1 for 25°C (Use 4SF of the rate constants in plotting, R gas constant = 8.314 J/mol-K].Does 2* act as a catalyst in the reaction? Briefly explain.

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D. What is the average rate constant? Indicate the appropriate units. E. What is the energy of activation and frequency factor of the reaction without the additive ion? Include the equation of the best fit line of the Arrhenius equation and RSQ. Note: Use the calculated rate constant in set up 1 for 25°C (Use 4 SF of the rate constants in plotting, R gas constant = 8.314 J/mol-K). F. Does Z act as a catalyst in the reaction? Briefly explain.

D. What is the average rate constant? Indicate the appropriate units. E. What is the energy of activation and frequency factor of the reaction without the additive ion? Include the equation of the best fit line of the Arrhenius equation and RSQ. Note: Use the calculated rate constant in set up 1 for 25°C (Use 4 SF of the rate constants in plotting, R gas constant = 8.314 J/mol-K). F. Does Z act as a catalyst in the reaction? Briefly explain.

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