Communication ParAn Investigation is carried out in which evidence is collected for the hypotheticalreaction: W + 2X + 2Y-> Z (W, X, and Y could be either elements orcompounds, but Z is a compound.)Table 1: Observation on the Rate of ReactionTrial # Initial [W] mol/L Initial [X] mol/l Initial [Y] mol/L Rate of Production of Z(mmol/L.s)12340.100.200.100.100.100.100.200.100.100.100.100.2012122448-a) State the General rate law equation for the above reaction!Hint: Use m, n, and O as the Exponents.- b) Calculate the value for the exponents of the rate law equation and state the Specificrate law equation, show all your calculation- c) What is the overall order of reaction?-d) determine the value and unit of "k" by using the Trial # 1 ONLY. 4

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Par Communication An Investigation is carried out in which evidence is collected for the hypothetical reaction: W + 2X + 2Y-> Z (W, X, and Y could be either elements or compounds, but Z is a compound.) Table 1: Observation on the Rate of Reaction Trial # Initial [W] mol/L 1 2 3 0.10 0.20 0.10 0.10 Initial [X] mol/l Initial [Y] mol/L Rate of Production of Z (mmol/L.s) 0.10 0.10 0.20 0.10 0.10 0.10 0.10 0.20 12 12 24 48 -a) State the General rate law equation for the above reaction Hint: Use m, n, and as t Exponents. - b) Calculate the value for the exponents of the rate law equation and state the Specific rate law equation, show all your calculation - c) What is the overall order of reaction? d) determine the value and unit of "k" by using the Trial # 1 ONLY.

Par Communication An Investigation is carried out in which evidence is collected for the hypothetical reaction: W + 2X + 2Y-> Z (W, X, and Y could be either elements or compounds, but Z is a compound.) Table 1: Observation on the Rate of Reaction Trial # Initial [W] mol/L 1 2 3 0.10 0.20 0.10 0.10 Initial [X] mol/l Initial [Y] mol/L Rate of Production of Z (mmol/L.s) 0.10 0.10 0.20 0.10 0.10 0.10 0.10 0.20 12 12 24 48 -a) State the General rate law equation for the above reaction Hint: Use m, n, and as t Exponents. - b) Calculate the value for the exponents of the rate law equation and state the Specific rate law equation, show all your calculation - c) What is the overall order of reaction? d) determine the value and unit of "k" by using the Trial # 1 ONLY.

Chemical Principles in the Laboratory

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Chapter20: Rates Of Chemical Reactions, I. The Iodination Of Acetone

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