The table gives the concentrations of C,H,O(g) as a function of time at a certain temperature for the reaction shown. C,H,0(g) CH,(g) + CO(g) Verify that this is a first-order reaction by plotting In[C,H,O] versus time and determining the value of the rate constant. [CНО] (М) Time (min) k = min-1 0.0860 0.00 0.0465 52.0 0.0355 75.0 0.0274 97.0 0.0174 135.0

The table gives the concentrations of C,H,O(g) as a function of time at a certain temperature for the reaction shown. C,H,0(g) CH,(g) + CO(g) Verify that this is a first-order reaction by plotting In[C,H,O] versus time and determining the value of the rate constant. [CНО] (М) Time (min) k = min-1 0.0860 0.00 0.0465 52.0 0.0355 75.0 0.0274 97.0 0.0174 135.0

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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