Given the data below,calculate the average rate ofBr2 over 50s to 200s.Br, + HC00H → 2B1¯ + 2H† + CO2Time (s)[Br2] (M)Rate (M/s)0.00.01204.20 X 10-550.00.01013.52 X 105100.00.008462.96 X 105150.00.007102.49 X 105200.00.005962.09 X 105

Given: The concentration of Br2 at 50.0 s is 0.0101 M. The concentration of Br2 at 200.0 s is…

Given the data below, calculate the average rate of Br2 over 50s to 200s. Br, + HCOOH → 2Br¯ + 2H+ + CO2 Time (s) [Br2] (M) Rate (M/s) 0.0 0.0120 4.20 X 105 50.0 0.0101 3.52 X 105 100.0 0.00846 2.96 X 105 150.0 0.00710 2.49 X 10-5 200.0 0.00596 2.09 X 105

Given the data below, calculate the average rate of Br2 over 50s to 200s. Br, + HCOOH → 2Br¯ + 2H+ + CO2 Time (s) [Br2] (M) Rate (M/s) 0.0 0.0120 4.20 X 105 50.0 0.0101 3.52 X 105 100.0 0.00846 2.96 X 105 150.0 0.00710 2.49 X 10-5 200.0 0.00596 2.09 X 105

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