Use the data given below to find rate constant. Then derive the rate law for this reaction. Showyour work in a separate sheet.S20g2-(ag) + 31(ag)2 SO42-(g) +13 (a4)[S20g2-i (M) [[h (M)Initial Rate (M/s)0.300.424.540.440.426.650.440.213.33Rate = [36 M -1s-1IS 20 8 2-1][86 M -25-1S 20 82-12Rate =Rate =[120 M -25-1S 20 82121]Rate = [195 M -3s 1S 20 8 21211-2

Use the data given below to find rate constant. Then derive the rate law for this reaction. Show your work in a separate sheet. S20g2-(ag) + 31 (ag) 2 SO42-(g) + 13 (a9) [S20g2-i (M) [h (M) Initial Rate (M/s) 0.30 0.42 4.54 0.44 0.42 6.65 0.44 0.21 3.33 Rate = [36 M -1s-11S 20 8 2-] Rate = [86 M-25-1[S 20 8 2-] 2 Rate = [120 M -2s-1S 20 8 2121] Rate = [195 M -35 1[S 20 g 212112

Use the data given below to find rate constant. Then derive the rate law for this reaction. Show your work in a separate sheet. S20g2-(ag) + 31 (ag) 2 SO42-(g) + 13 (a9) [S20g2-i (M) [h (M) Initial Rate (M/s) 0.30 0.42 4.54 0.44 0.42 6.65 0.44 0.21 3.33 Rate = [36 M -1s-11S 20 8 2-] Rate = [86 M-25-1[S 20 8 2-] 2 Rate = [120 M -2s-1S 20 8 2121] Rate = [195 M -35 1[S 20 g 212112

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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