In this experiment, pseudo-rate constants are calculated. This is because O the temperature of the system is not remaining constant over the course of the reaction. Oa catalyst is present. the rate is being approximated as 1/time. the exact concentrations of all reaction components are not exactly known.

In this experiment, pseudo-rate constants are calculated. This is because O the temperature of the system is not remaining constant over the course of the reaction. Oa catalyst is present. the rate is being approximated as 1/time. the exact concentrations of all reaction components are not exactly known.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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