Select two trials that can be used to determine the reaction order with respect to A. [A], mol/L [B], mol/L rate, mol/(L-min) Trial 1 0.974 0.621 0.183 Trial 2 1.95 0.621 0.730 Trial 3 0.974 1.24 0.730 Trial 4 0.956 0.363 0.0601 Rate k[A]orderA[B]orderB %3D "Select all that apply.) O Trial 1 O Trial 2 O Trial 3 Trial 4

Select two trials that can be used to determine the reaction order with respect to A. [A], mol/L [B], mol/L rate, mol/(L-min) Trial 1 0.974 0.621 0.183 Trial 2 1.95 0.621 0.730 Trial 3 0.974 1.24 0.730 Trial 4 0.956 0.363 0.0601 Rate k[A]orderA[B]orderB %3D "Select all that apply.) O Trial 1 O Trial 2 O Trial 3 Trial 4

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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