In a study of the decomposition of the compound X via the reactionX(g) = Y(g) + Z(g)the following concentration-time data were collected:Time (min) [X] (M)0.46710.26720.18730.14440.11750.09960.08570.075What is the order of the reaction? The integrated rate law is an equation that describesthe concentration of a reactant over time (t). Theintegrated rate law comes in different formsdepending on the reaction order. The rate laws beloware given for a simple general reaction A→productsLinearOrderIntegrated rate lawSlopegraph[A] = - kt+ [A]o|In[A] =A vs. t-k- kt+ In[A]o | In[A] vs. t-k1111A = kt + A TA Vs. tk2[A][A]o[A]

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In a study of the decomposition of the compound X via the reaction X(g) = Y(g) + Z(g) the following concentration-time data were collected: Time (min) [X] (M) 0.467 1 0.267 2 0.187 3 0.144 4 0.117 5 0.099 6 0.085 7 0.075 What is the order of the reaction?

In a study of the decomposition of the compound X via the reaction X(g) = Y(g) + Z(g) the following concentration-time data were collected: Time (min) [X] (M) 0.467 1 0.267 2 0.187 3 0.144 4 0.117 5 0.099 6 0.085 7 0.075 What is the order of the reaction?

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