In a kinetic experiment, a chemist places crystals of iodine in a closed reaction vessel. She then introduces a given quantity of hydrogen gas and obtains data to calculate the rate of hydrogen iodide formation. In a second experiment, she uses the same amounts of iodine and hydrogen, but she first warms the flask to 130°C, a temperature above the sublimation point of iodine. In which of these two experiments does the reaction proceed at a higher rate? State the rationale behind your answer.There are no graphs or diagrams present in the image.

Given: Experiment 1: I2 (s) is allowed to react with H2(g). Experiment 2: Iodine is heated to 130℃…

n a kinetic experiment a chemist places crystals of iodine in closed reaction vessel. She then introduces a given quantity of hydrogen gas, and obtains data to calculate the rate of hydrogen iodide formation. In a second experiment, she uses the same amounts ofjodine and hydrogen, but she first warms the flask to 130°C, a temperature above the sublimation point of iodine. at higher rate? State the rationale behind your answer. which of these two experiments does the reaction proceed wing kinctic data Ime (hours)

n a kinetic experiment a chemist places crystals of iodine in closed reaction vessel. She then introduces a given quantity of hydrogen gas, and obtains data to calculate the rate of hydrogen iodide formation. In a second experiment, she uses the same amounts ofjodine and hydrogen, but she first warms the flask to 130°C, a temperature above the sublimation point of iodine. at higher rate? State the rationale behind your answer. which of these two experiments does the reaction proceed wing kinctic data Ime (hours)

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