2. At 500 K, butadiene gas converts to cyclobutene gas. CH CH || CH;CH -CHE CH: CH, CH From the following rate, determine the average rate of decrease of butadiene from 60 s to 4140 s Time (s) (CH2 CH-CH CH2} M 196 0.0162 604 0.0147 0.0129 0.0110 1246 2180 4140 0.0084 0.0057 8135

2. At 500 K, butadiene gas converts to cyclobutene gas. CH CH || CH;CH -CHE CH: CH, CH From the following rate, determine the average rate of decrease of butadiene from 60 s to 4140 s Time (s) (CH2 CH-CH CH2} M 196 0.0162 604 0.0147 0.0129 0.0110 1246 2180 4140 0.0084 0.0057 8135

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2. At 500 K, butadiene gas converts to cyclobutene gas.
CH
CH
CH:CH-CH CH;
CH,
CH
From the following rate, determine the average rate of decrease of butadiene from 60 s to 4140 s
Time (s)
{CH2=CH-CH=CH2} M
196
0.0162
604
0.0147
1246
0.0129
2180
0.0110
4140
0.0084
8135
0.0057

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