Plz do Asap ...! 1).Calculate speed = dCH20z]/dt = (moles of H2OLConsu med) / (Total volume Xreaction time)For the ruunfrom I to6.mo tes of HzOz Consumed = 0.5 * moles S20;2-moles SzO;²= 0.25,/ molar mass ( NazSzO3) =%3Dmales OF H,Oz Cenfermetes =ConsumedShowallCalcu lationsmadepe port the results inthe Foilowing tablerunTotalclumeTimevelocity# 1O- 15 (L)406CC.)0. 300 (L)42 Bec)43 Gecl# 30.60044 (Sc)O. I500- 300 (c)O. 600 (LI42 Bc)39becl# 5

Formula used to calculate the speed or velocity is: Speed = d[H2O2]dtSpeed = Moles of H2O2…

1). Calculate speed = d[HzOz]/dt = (moles of HeOz Consumed) / (Total volume x %3D reaction time) For the run from I tob. Mo les of HzOz Consumed = 0.5 * moles SzO;" moles SzO;²- %3D .25/ molar mass ( NazSzO3) = Consumed maes oF H2O2 censemedas = Show Gll calcu lations mede pe port the results in the Foilowing table run Total, yclume Time velocity 40 6cc.) 42 Bec) 43 Gecl 44 Gcc) 42 Bc) 39 becl #1 O. 15 (L) 0. 300 (L) 女3 0-6 00 C. 150 O 300 () O. 600 LI (c) # 5

1). Calculate speed = d[HzOz]/dt = (moles of HeOz Consumed) / (Total volume x %3D reaction time) For the run from I tob. Mo les of HzOz Consumed = 0.5 * moles SzO;" moles SzO;²- %3D .25/ molar mass ( NazSzO3) = Consumed maes oF H2O2 censemedas = Show Gll calcu lations mede pe port the results in the Foilowing table run Total, yclume Time velocity 40 6cc.) 42 Bec) 43 Gecl 44 Gcc) 42 Bc) 39 becl #1 O. 15 (L) 0. 300 (L) 女3 0-6 00 C. 150 O 300 () O. 600 LI (c) # 5

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Chapter7: Statistical Data Treatment And Evaluation

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