For cases where [A] exactly doubles:• if the rate does not change, the order for A is 0.• if the rate doubles, then the order for A is 1• if the rate quadruples, the order for A is 2.For more complex cases, use the general equation:, [reactant], order[reactant],ratei%3Drate2What is the reaction order with respect to A?[A], mol/L [B], mol/L rate, mol/(L-min)Trial 1 0.8730.9910.539Trial 2 1.750.9910.539Trial 3 0.8731.981.08Trial 4 0.8760.4850.264Rate = k[A]°rderAB]orderB

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For cases where [A] exactly doubles: •if the rate does not change, the order for A is 0. •if the rate doubles, then the order for A is 1. • if the rate quadruples, the order for A is 2. For more complex cases, use the general equation: Freactant}, rder [reactant], ratej ratez What is the reaction order with respect to A? [A], mol/L (B], mol/L rate, mol/(L-min) Trial 1 0.873 0.991 0.539 Trial 2 1.75 0.991 0.539 Trial 3 0.873 1.98 1.08 Trial 4 0.876 0.485 0.264 Rate = k[AJorderAB]orderB

For cases where [A] exactly doubles: •if the rate does not change, the order for A is 0. •if the rate doubles, then the order for A is 1. • if the rate quadruples, the order for A is 2. For more complex cases, use the general equation: Freactant}, rder [reactant], ratej ratez What is the reaction order with respect to A? [A], mol/L (B], mol/L rate, mol/(L-min) Trial 1 0.873 0.991 0.539 Trial 2 1.75 0.991 0.539 Trial 3 0.873 1.98 1.08 Trial 4 0.876 0.485 0.264 Rate = k[AJorderAB]orderB

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