Po, (torr)time (s)The reaction between carbon disulfide and ozone described by the equation1.510.89230CS,(g) + 20,(g) – CO,(g) + 2 SO,(g)0.67860was studied using a large excess of CS, (g). The pressure of ozone as a function of time is given0.446120in the table.0.3181800.249240What is the order of this reaction with respect to ozone?zerofirstO secondThe graph is derived from the data in the table. Label the axes of the graph correctly such that the slope of the line isequal to the rate constant.Answer BankPo.InPotimePoGatewayINENTRATE.LOEAMSEGELOUPHATE,MIKEL HOGAN E All QuestionsCompleted 19 out of 306 of 30O IStsecondThe graph is derived from the data in the table. Label the axes of the graph correctly such that the slope of the line isequal to the rate constant.Answer BankPo,InPo,timePo,GatewayMIKEL HOGAN

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The reaction between carbon disulfide and ozone described by the equation Po, (torr) time (s) 1.51 Cs,(g) + 20,(g) – Co,(g) + 2 SO,(g) 0.892 30 0.678 60 was studied using a large excess of CS, (g). The pressure of ozone as a function of time is given in the table. 0.446 120 0.318 180 0.249 240

The reaction between carbon disulfide and ozone described by the equation Po, (torr) time (s) 1.51 Cs,(g) + 20,(g) – Co,(g) + 2 SO,(g) 0.892 30 0.678 60 was studied using a large excess of CS, (g). The pressure of ozone as a function of time is given in the table. 0.446 120 0.318 180 0.249 240

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