The rate law for the decomposition of HI to 2 and H2 is rate k[HI]2 At 508 °C, the rate of the reaction of HI was found to be 2.5 × 104 mol L1s1 when the HI concentration was 0.0558 M. What is the value of k? What are the units of k? k = i x 10-2 O L³mol-3 s-1 O L mol-1s-1 O s-1 O L2 mol-2 s-1 O mol L-1s-1

The rate law for the decomposition of HI to 2 and H2 is rate k[HI]2 At 508 °C, the rate of the reaction of HI was found to be 2.5 × 104 mol L1s1 when the HI concentration was 0.0558 M. What is the value of k? What are the units of k? k = i x 10-2 O L³mol-3 s-1 O L mol-1s-1 O s-1 O L2 mol-2 s-1 O mol L-1s-1

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