The rate of oxidation of iron(II) by cerium(IV)Fe2* (aq) + Ce4+ (aq) →+ Fe3+ (aq) + Ce3+ (aq)Is measured at several concentrations of the two reactants:[Fe2+ ] (mol/L)[Ce4*] (mol/L)R mol L-1 s-12.31 10-32.31 107.39 10-3.60 · 10-58.64 · 102.93 · 10-3- 57.03 10-37.03 10-32.76 - 10-4(a) Write the rate law for the reaction. Use the form k*[Fe^{3+}]^x*[Ce^{4+}]^y _where x and yare for you to determine.(b) Calculate the rate constant with the proper unitsk =Units of k%3D(c) Calculate the rate when [Fe2+ ] =0.0265 mol/L and [Ce**] = 0.0425 mol/L%3Dr =mol/(L s)

The reaction taking place is given as, And the reaction kinetics data given is,

The rate of oxidation of iron(II) by cerium(IV) Fe2* (aq) + Ce4+ (aq) → Fe3+ (aq) + Ce (aq) Is measured at several concentrations of the two reactants: [Fe2+] (mol/L) [Ce*] (mol/L) R mol L-1 s1 -3 2.31 10 2.93 10-3 3.60 10-5 2.31 10-3 7.03 10 8.64 10-5 3 7.39 10 7.03 10-3 2.76 - 10-4 (a) Write the rate law for the reaction. Use the form k*[Fe^{3+}]^x*[Ce^{4+}]^y__where x and y are for you to determine. (b) Calculate the rate constant with the proper units k = Units of k = (c) Calculate the rate when [Fe2* ] = 0.0265 mol/L and [Ce**] = 0.0425 mol/L %3D r = mol/(L s)

The rate of oxidation of iron(II) by cerium(IV) Fe2* (aq) + Ce4+ (aq) → Fe3+ (aq) + Ce (aq) Is measured at several concentrations of the two reactants: [Fe2+] (mol/L) [Ce] (mol/L) R mol L-1 s1 -3 2.31 10 2.93 10-3 3.60 10-5 2.31 10-3 7.03 10 8.64 10-5 3 7.39 10 7.03 10-3 2.76 - 10-4 (a) Write the rate law for the reaction. Use the form k[Fe^{3+}]^x[Ce^{4+}]^y__where x and y are for you to determine. (b) Calculate the rate constant with the proper units k = Units of k = (c) Calculate the rate when [Fe2 ] = 0.0265 mol/L and [Ce**] = 0.0425 mol/L %3D r = mol/(L s)

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