The following data were obtained on the initial rates of reaction of a d-metal complex in aqueous solution. For the experiments a. [Y] =2.7 mol/dm³, and for experiments b. [Y] = 6.1 mol/dm³ Conc. complex/(mol dm-3) Exp. a. v/ (mol dm-3 s-1) Exp. b. v/ (mol dm-3 s-1) 8.01 O oth order O 1st order O 2nd order O 3rd order 125 640 9.22 QUESTION 4 (b) use the data above to calculate the rate constant. k= 144 730 12.11 (a) What is the order of reaction with respect to the complex AND the reactant Y. Choose one. (mol/L/s, s-1, L/mol/s, or L2/mol2/s). 3 s.f. normal format. 190 960
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![The following data were obtained on the initial rates of reaction of a d-metal complex in aqueous solution.
For the experiments a. [Y] = 2.7 mol/dm³,
and for experiments b. [Y] = 6.1 mol/dm³
Conc. complex/(mol dm-3)
Exp. a. v/ (mol dm-3 s-1)
Exp. b. v/ (mol dm-3 s-1)
O oth order
O 1st order
O 2nd order
O 3rd order
8.01
QUESTION 4
125
640
9.22
(b) use the data above to calculate the rate constant.
k=
144
730
(a) What is the order of reaction with respect to the complex AND the reactant Y. Choose one.
12.11
(mol/L/s, s-1, L/mol/s, or L2/mol2/s). 3 s.f. normal format.
190
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