The following reaction is performed and the experimental kinetic data are presented in the table below 2A → C +D Time (s) 1235 10 30 50 b) (show your work) [A], mol/L a) Determine the overall order of this reaction (Use the given data to show your work including all the three plots, plotted manually by hand). 0.006465 0.005865 0.005295 0.004335 0.00264 0.00036 4.8.10-5 Determine the rate constant k c) According to the correct order of the reaction, what is the y intercept and the initial concentration of A at t=0 (show your work)? d) (show your work) Determine the half time t₁/2

The following reaction is performed and the experimental kinetic data are presented in the table below 2A → C +D Time (s) 1235 10 30 50 b) (show your work) [A], mol/L a) Determine the overall order of this reaction (Use the given data to show your work including all the three plots, plotted manually by hand). 0.006465 0.005865 0.005295 0.004335 0.00264 0.00036 4.8.10-5 Determine the rate constant k c) According to the correct order of the reaction, what is the y intercept and the initial concentration of A at t=0 (show your work)? d) (show your work) Determine the half time t₁/2

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