It's 2 different questions... But I have no more questions to ask.I have to wait for next month's renewalAnd I'm sure i will give you thumsup For reaction 2A(g)→→→C(g) the following experimental data were obtainedTotal pressure (mmHg)Time (minutes)A) Find out the order of the reactionB) Find out if in this reaction the slow step coincides with stoichiometry2000138,461123,812111,116105,910 A) For reaction 2A(g) → C(g) the following experimental data were obtainedTotal pressure (mmHg)200Time (minutes)0Al) Find out the order of the reactionA2) Find out if in this reaction the slow step coincides with stoichiometry138,461123,812111,116105,910B) For a given reaction, by increasing the temperature from 20°C to 30°C the reaction speeddoubles. What is the activation energy of this reaction?

Ans A1. Given reaction 2A(g) = C (g) Lets rate is given, Rate (R) = -(1/2)(ΔC/Δt) =…

A) For reaction 2A(g) → C(g) the following experimental data were obtained Total pressure (mmHg) 200 123,81 111,11 Time (minutes) 0 2 6 A1) Find out the order of the reaction A2) Find out if in this reaction the slow step coincides with stoichiometry 138,46 1 105,9 10 B) For a given reaction, by increasing the temperature from 20°C to 30°C the reaction speed doubles. What is the activation energy of this reaction?

A) For reaction 2A(g) → C(g) the following experimental data were obtained Total pressure (mmHg) 200 123,81 111,11 Time (minutes) 0 2 6 A1) Find out the order of the reaction A2) Find out if in this reaction the slow step coincides with stoichiometry 138,46 1 105,9 10 B) For a given reaction, by increasing the temperature from 20°C to 30°C the reaction speed doubles. What is the activation energy of this reaction?

Introductory Chemistry For Today

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Chapter8: Reaction Rates And Equilibrium

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8.64E

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