This question requires that you place all of your answers in the answer box. You perform some experiments for the reaction A →>> B + C and determine the rate law has the form rate = K[A]m Determine the value of the exponent for each of the following cases and write the rate law expression for each of the conditions. ANSWER ALL PARTS OF THIS QUESTION WITHIN THE ANSWER BOX. a. [A] is tripled and the rate increases by a factor of 243. b. [A] is doubled and the rate does not change. c. [A] is increased by a factor of 5 and the rate increases by a factor of 25.

This question requires that you place all of your answers in the answer box. You perform some experiments for the reaction A →>> B + C and determine the rate law has the form rate = K[A]m Determine the value of the exponent for each of the following cases and write the rate law expression for each of the conditions. ANSWER ALL PARTS OF THIS QUESTION WITHIN THE ANSWER BOX. a. [A] is tripled and the rate increases by a factor of 243. b. [A] is doubled and the rate does not change. c. [A] is increased by a factor of 5 and the rate increases by a factor of 25.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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