Many cyclic organic compounds that contain two carbon-carbon double bonds undergo a dimerization reaction to give complex structures. One example is as follows: Me Ph Ph Ph Me Me Me Me Ph Me Me Me Ph Ph Ph Ph 2 monomers (red) dimer (colorless) The following data as obtained experimentally, where the monomer concentration was monitored at various times during the experiment, as depicted below. Time/min Monomer[M] 0.0054 10 0.0044 26 0.0034 44 0.0027 70 0.0020 120 0.0014 a. Using a graph method of the Integrated Rate Law to determine if the reaction obeys first order or second order reaction kinetics. 90 b. From your graph determine the rate constant, k, for the reaction.

Many cyclic organic compounds that contain two carbon-carbon double bonds undergo a dimerization reaction to give complex structures. One example is as follows: Me Ph Ph Ph Me Me Me Me Ph Me Me Me Ph Ph Ph Ph 2 monomers (red) dimer (colorless) The following data as obtained experimentally, where the monomer concentration was monitored at various times during the experiment, as depicted below. Time/min Monomer[M] 0.0054 10 0.0044 26 0.0034 44 0.0027 70 0.0020 120 0.0014 a. Using a graph method of the Integrated Rate Law to determine if the reaction obeys first order or second order reaction kinetics. 90 b. From your graph determine the rate constant, k, for the reaction.

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