he Affect of Metal Degradation Based on Acid Type Four acids are put into varying test tubes and magnesium metal [Mg] is dropped into each test tube and the time it takes for the metal to completely dissolve is measured: Lab Data Test Tube-1 (H2SO4 3M) time: 3.68seconds Test Tube-2 (HCl 6M) time: 4.25seconds Test Tube-3 (CH3COOH 6M) time: 17.58 minutes/seconds Test Tube-4 (H3PO4 6M): 5.54 minutes/seconds Calculate the reaction rates for each tube utilizing the equation (use the concentration of each respective acid): Rate = ∆[X]/time(s) Which acid provides the highest reaction rat

he Affect of Metal Degradation Based on Acid Type Four acids are put into varying test tubes and magnesium metal [Mg] is dropped into each test tube and the time it takes for the metal to completely dissolve is measured: Lab Data Test Tube-1 (H2SO4 3M) time: 3.68seconds Test Tube-2 (HCl 6M) time: 4.25seconds Test Tube-3 (CH3COOH 6M) time: 17.58 minutes/seconds Test Tube-4 (H3PO4 6M): 5.54 minutes/seconds Calculate the reaction rates for each tube utilizing the equation (use the concentration of each respective acid): Rate = ∆[X]/time(s) Which acid provides the highest reaction rat

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

5th Edition

ISBN:9781285199047

Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Publisher:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Chapter12: Chemical Equilibrium

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