y mayret vecompomacove YO 3Ize/orientation lenerau 2. A student studied the clock reaction described below and observed the following data: S:O + 31 → 2 SO, + Initial Concentrations (M) Reaction Time Relative Rate [S:O,] [1] seconds (1000/t) Reaction #1 0.030 0.060 150 Reaction #2 Reaction #3 0.065 0.120 19 M,V, M2VZ After mixing the following reagents for reaction #2, the reaction time was recorded to be 76 seconds. Reaction Mixture #2: 15 mL 0.25 M KI 25 mL 0.17 M NazS:Os 25 mL 0.0010 M Na,S2O a. Find the concentration of the following reagents in the mixture. (MV = M;V1) [I] = [S:O] = b. What is the relative rate of reaction (1000/t)? continued on the back c. Fill in the table with the missing data. d. Set up the general relative rate law for this reaction.

y mayret vecompomacove YO 3Ize/orientation lenerau 2. A student studied the clock reaction described below and observed the following data: S:O + 31 → 2 SO, + Initial Concentrations (M) Reaction Time Relative Rate [S:O,] [1] seconds (1000/t) Reaction #1 0.030 0.060 150 Reaction #2 Reaction #3 0.065 0.120 19 M,V, M2VZ After mixing the following reagents for reaction #2, the reaction time was recorded to be 76 seconds. Reaction Mixture #2: 15 mL 0.25 M KI 25 mL 0.17 M NazS:Os 25 mL 0.0010 M Na,S2O a. Find the concentration of the following reagents in the mixture. (MV = M;V1) [I] = [S:O] = b. What is the relative rate of reaction (1000/t)? continued on the back c. Fill in the table with the missing data. d. Set up the general relative rate law for this reaction.

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