P17A.2 The following data were obtained on the initial rates of a reaction of a d-metal complex with a reactant Y in aqueous solution. What is (a) the order of reaction with respect to the complex and Y, (b) the rate constant? For the experiments (i), [Y]=2.7mmoldm³ and for experiments (ii) [Y] =6.1 mmoldm³. [complex]/(mmol dm³) v(mol dms) 8.01 9.22 12.11 (i) 125 144 190 (ii) 640 730 960

P17A.2 The following data were obtained on the initial rates of a reaction of a d-metal complex with a reactant Y in aqueous solution. What is (a) the order of reaction with respect to the complex and Y, (b) the rate constant? For the experiments (i), [Y]=2.7mmoldm³ and for experiments (ii) [Y] =6.1 mmoldm³. [complex]/(mmol dm³) v(mol dms) 8.01 9.22 12.11 (i) 125 144 190 (ii) 640 730 960

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