The rate law for the reaction 2MnO4 +5HSO3+H2Mn²+ +55042+ 3H₂O is Rate - k[MnO4][HSO3 ]²[H]. One experiment, run at 20°C, measured the rate of reaction to be 7.2x10-6 mol L¹s¹ when the reactant concentrations were [MnO4]-0.020M, [HSO3]-3.0x10 ³M and [H*] -0.010M. The value of the rate constant for this reaction can be calculated to be (units left out on purpose) O 6.0x10² O 2.5x 104 O 12 O 4.0x 10³

The rate law for the reaction 2MnO4 +5HSO3+H2Mn²+ +55042+ 3H₂O is Rate - k[MnO4][HSO3 ]²[H]. One experiment, run at 20°C, measured the rate of reaction to be 7.2x10-6 mol L¹s¹ when the reactant concentrations were [MnO4]-0.020M, [HSO3]-3.0x10 ³M and [H*] -0.010M. The value of the rate constant for this reaction can be calculated to be (units left out on purpose) O 6.0x10² O 2.5x 104 O 12 O 4.0x 10³

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