Listen For the reaction: 1 + 1 ----- > 1₂ @ 25°C (in CCl4 solution), the rate constant is : k = 8.2 x 109 L/(mol s). From consideration of the value and units of the rate constant one can deduce that the total order for the reaction is: second order third order first order endothermic one can't tell without an experiment

Listen For the reaction: 1 + 1 ----- > 1₂ @ 25°C (in CCl4 solution), the rate constant is : k = 8.2 x 109 L/(mol s). From consideration of the value and units of the rate constant one can deduce that the total order for the reaction is: second order third order first order endothermic one can't tell without an experiment

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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