Trial[I0:][HSO: ]TimeRate[HSO3 ]/time14925316.9Table-2Find the concentrations of [IO3] and [HSO3] and enter into the table. Divide theconcentration of HSO3 with the time in seconds to get the rate.Volume is assumed to be additive in this experiment. Thus, the total volume of all thesolutins is assumed to be 20.0 mL. This introduces a small error that can be consideredinsignicant. The concentrations of IO; and HSO, (after mixing but before the reactionbegins) can be calculated using the relationship: Mailute Vdilute= Mcone Vcone. A samplecalculation is shown below for the concentration of IO, in Trial 1:Mailute to be calculatedVdilue 20.0 mL0.020 M x 2.0 mLMcone 0.020MV conc2.0 mL%3Ddiluted [IO, ] == 0.0020 M IO,%3D20.0 mLSimilarly, the concentration of HSO; in Trial 1 is calculated thus:0.010 M x 2.0 mLdiluted [HSO, ]=0.0010 M HSO,20.0 mL Table-1Exp.Solution ASolution B0.02 Mwater0.01 M HSO3"TotalTimeKIO3Soluition(seconds)12 mL16 mL2 mL20 mL494 mL14 mL2 mL20 mL253.6 mL12 mL2 mL20 mL16.54 @25°C 6 mLmL2 mL20 mL16.54 @45°C 6 mL12 mL2 mL20 mL11.92.

Initial Concentration of KIO3 or IO3- = 0.02 M Initial Concentration of HSO3- = 0.01 M The final…

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Find the concentrations of [IO3] and [HSO3] and enter into the table. Divide the concentration of HSO3 with the time in seconds to get the rate.

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