Pretend that the exponent that [Sn²+] is raised to in the rate law expression is 1.0236. Pretend that the exponent that [H,O*] is 0.0047, raised to in the rate law expression is 0.9526. Finally, pretend that for one of your runs that the kept [H,O+] = 0.8474, and [Sn²+] = 0.0066. Determine the rate constant, k, for that run. k=

Pretend that the exponent that [Sn²+] is raised to in the rate law expression is 1.0236. Pretend that the exponent that [H,O*] is 0.0047, raised to in the rate law expression is 0.9526. Finally, pretend that for one of your runs that the kept [H,O+] = 0.8474, and [Sn²+] = 0.0066. Determine the rate constant, k, for that run. k=

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