2. Which would provide the largest error in the determination of the reaction order in the experiment? O The timer was stopped inconsistently for the different mixtures. Acetone was added first before iodine in the test tube. O No starch solution was added to all mixtures. The experimental temperature was lower than the theoretical room temperature.

2. Which would provide the largest error in the determination of the reaction order in the experiment? O The timer was stopped inconsistently for the different mixtures. Acetone was added first before iodine in the test tube. O No starch solution was added to all mixtures. The experimental temperature was lower than the theoretical room temperature.

Physical Chemistry

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Chapter20: Kinetics

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Problem 20.38E: List at least four experimentally determined parameters that you, an experimenter, can define when...

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