7)The reaction11ICl(9) + H₂(9)→¹2(g) + HCl(g)is first-order in both reactants. At a certain temperature, the rate of the reaction is2.86×10-5 mol/L's when [IC1]=0.0500 M and [H₂]=0.0150 M.(a)What is the value of k at that temperature?(b)At what concentration of hydrogen is the rate 2.66×10-4 mol/L's and [ICI] 0.100 M?(c) What is [ICI] when the rate is 0.0715 mol/L's and H₂=3[IC1] ?

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The reaction 1 1 ICI(g) + H₂(9)→l₂(g) + HCI(g) is first-order in both reactants. At a certain temperature, the rate of the reaction is 2.86x10-5 mol/L's when [ICI] 0.0500 M and [H₂]=0.0150 M. (a) What is the value of k at that temperature? (b)At what concentration of hydrogen is the rate 2.66×10-4 mol/L-s and [IC1] 0.100 M? (c) What is [ICI] when the rate is 0.0715 mol/L's and H₂=3[IC1] ?

The reaction 1 1 ICI(g) + H₂(9)→l₂(g) + HCI(g) is first-order in both reactants. At a certain temperature, the rate of the reaction is 2.86x10-5 mol/L's when [ICI] 0.0500 M and [H₂]=0.0150 M. (a) What is the value of k at that temperature? (b)At what concentration of hydrogen is the rate 2.66×10-4 mol/L-s and [IC1] 0.100 M? (c) What is [ICI] when the rate is 0.0715 mol/L's and H₂=3[IC1] ?

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