The tabulated data were collected for this reaction at 322 K:A(9) → B(9)Тime(min.)[A] (M)5.251.51166.301.25967.871.00779.260.856610.500.755815.750.503921.000.377926.250.302331.500.251936.750.215942.000.1889Determine the average rate of this reaction between 5.25 min. and 7.87 min.:average rate(M/min)humber (rtol=0.03, atol=1e-08)e x 0%

Rate of reaction is change in concentration of products or reactant in given time interval Average…

:5 1.5116 1.2596 =7 1.0077 0.8566 50 0.7558 75 0.5039 0.3779 25 0.3023 50 0.2519 75 0.2159 D0 0.1889 erage rate of this reaction between 5.25 min. and 7.87 min.: (M/min) = humber (rtol=D0.03, atol=1e-08) e x0%

:5 1.5116 1.2596 =7 1.0077 0.8566 50 0.7558 75 0.5039 0.3779 25 0.3023 50 0.2519 75 0.2159 D0 0.1889 erage rate of this reaction between 5.25 min. and 7.87 min.: (M/min) = humber (rtol=D0.03, atol=1e-08) e x0%

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The tabulated data were collected for this reaction at 322 K:
A(9) → B(9)
Тime(min.)
[A] (M)
5.25
1.5116
6.30
1.2596
7.87
1.0077
9.26
0.8566
10.50
0.7558
15.75
0.5039
21.00
0.3779
26.25
0.3023
31.50
0.2519
36.75
0.2159
42.00
0.1889
Determine the average rate of this reaction between 5.25 min. and 7.87 min.:
average rate(M/min)
humber (rtol=0.03, atol=1e-08)
e x 0%

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