How do I obtain the order (first order, second order, etc) of each trial. TABLE 3: CalculationsPart 1[H;O]i [KBrO3]i [HC]i7.69 x10 M7.69 x10 MTrial[Na2S2O3]i[KI]iTimeRateTemperature11.12X10M 292 xt01.92x62M136 secs|1.41x10-6S.Sx10S3.7x105298.15 Kelvin21.12x10.4M 3.85 x10°m1.92x6?M70 secs298,15 kelvin1. 12x10.4M |1. 12 X10M1.15 x 10 M 1.92X6 M52 secs298,15 kelvin41.12x 10.4M |1. 12 x103,7.(9 x10 M3.85 x 102M< "to *ר.S34 secs298,15 kelvin1.12X10M1.62x10-41.15 x 10 M3.85 x 102M1.0x10*38 secs298.15 kelvinPart II[NazS2O3]i[KI];[H;O]i [KBrO3]i [HCI]iTemperature7.(9 x 103 M 1.12x6?m 295 secs 6Sx(0|273,15 Kelyin10 secs 1-9x16 313,1S KelvinTrialTimeRate1.12x10 M 292 x1011.12x10*M 2.92 x10117.(9 x103M1.12X6?M

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