Part B: What is the value of the specific rate constant, k, from the previous question? Part B: Using the data below, determine the order with respect to A and B. Select ALL answers that are correct.Expt[A][B]Rate, M/s10.03190.05204.1x10-320.03190.1404.1×10-330.06390.1401.6x10-2a. The reaction is zero order with respect to B.b. The reaction is first order with respect to B.c. The reaction is second order with respect to B.d. The reaction is zero order with respect to A.e. The reaction is first order with respect to A.f. The reaction is second order with respect to A.8. The units of the specific rate constant, k, are s1.h. The units of the specific rate constant, k, are M·s1.i. The units of the specific rate constant, k, are M-'s1.

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Part B: Using the data below, determine the order with respect to A and B. Select ALL answers that are correct. Expt [A] [B] Rate, M/s 1 0.0319 0.0520 4.1x10-3 0.0319 0.140 4.1x10-3 3 0.0639 0.140 1.6x10-2 O a. The reaction is zero order with respect to O b. The reaction is first order with respect to B. O c. The reaction is second order with respect to B. O d. The reaction is zero order with respect to A. O e. The reaction is first order with respect to A. O f. The reaction is second order with respect to A. O g. The units of the specific rate constant, k, are s'. U h. The units of the specific rate constant, k, are M-s-1. Oi. The units of the specific rate constant, k, are M-'s-1.

Part B: Using the data below, determine the order with respect to A and B. Select ALL answers that are correct. Expt [A] [B] Rate, M/s 1 0.0319 0.0520 4.1x10-3 0.0319 0.140 4.1x10-3 3 0.0639 0.140 1.6x10-2 O a. The reaction is zero order with respect to O b. The reaction is first order with respect to B. O c. The reaction is second order with respect to B. O d. The reaction is zero order with respect to A. O e. The reaction is first order with respect to A. O f. The reaction is second order with respect to A. O g. The units of the specific rate constant, k, are s'. U h. The units of the specific rate constant, k, are M-s-1. Oi. The units of the specific rate constant, k, are M-'s-1.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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