The rate of a reaction is monitored by measuring the number of moles of product that form per liter per second. The data obtained are listed in the table below. Using this data, mathematically determine the order with respect to each reactant, the overallorder of the reaction, determine the rate constant, k, with units, and write the complete rate law.Experiment[X], M[Y], MRate, Msec-110.05000.08500.64320.03000.08500.386

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order of the reaction, determine the rate constant, k, with units, and write the complete rate law. Experiment [X], M [Y], M Rate, Msec 0.0500 0.0850 0.643 2 0.0300 0.0850 0.386

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