T(K) k (M-¹s ¹) Solve for the following: 400 8.10E3 C4H6 + C₂H4 →→ C6H10 500 42.4E3 600 128E3 The reaction order with respect to each reactant. Write your reasoning. The rate law for the reaction. 700 280E3

T(K) k (M-¹s ¹) Solve for the following: 400 8.10E3 C4H6 + C₂H4 →→ C6H10 500 42.4E3 600 128E3 The reaction order with respect to each reactant. Write your reasoning. The rate law for the reaction. 700 280E3

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