In an experiment to determine the rate constant of hydrogen peroxide hydrolysis reaction, which follows first order, the following data were obtained: 180 360 540 2.07-10 1.60×10 Time, (Sec.) H₂O₂, mol/L 2.67-10 The rate constant of hydrogen peroxide hydrolysis is B) 3.0*10's A) 1.4×10 M's C) 3.0×10¹ M's 660 1.33-10² D) 1.4×10's
In an experiment to determine the rate constant of hydrogen peroxide hydrolysis reaction, which follows first order, the following data were obtained: 180 360 540 2.07-10 1.60×10 Time, (Sec.) H₂O₂, mol/L 2.67-10 The rate constant of hydrogen peroxide hydrolysis is B) 3.0*10's A) 1.4×10 M's C) 3.0×10¹ M's 660 1.33-10² D) 1.4×10's
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![In an experiment to determine the rate constant of hydrogen peroxide hydrolysis
reaction, which follows first order, the following data were obtained:
Time, (Sec.)
180
360
540
[₂0₂], mol/L 2.67-10²2.07-10 1.60×10
The rate constant of hydrogen peroxide hydrolysis is
A) 1.4×10 M's
B) 3.0*10's
C) 3.0x10¹ M's
660
1.33×10²
D) 1.4×10's](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F9e1ef9db-3959-4849-874e-a17847476148%2Fd5b93e05-f1e3-447c-88fb-26bb412f7c54%2Fxlzo49i_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:In an experiment to determine the rate constant of hydrogen peroxide hydrolysis
reaction, which follows first order, the following data were obtained:
Time, (Sec.)
180
360
540
[₂0₂], mol/L 2.67-10²2.07-10 1.60×10
The rate constant of hydrogen peroxide hydrolysis is
A) 1.4×10 M's
B) 3.0*10's
C) 3.0x10¹ M's
660
1.33×10²
D) 1.4×10's
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