Consider the following experimental data based on the inital rate method at 50 °C for the reaction:3 A+ 2B --> P + Q where A and B are reactants. The rate law expression of this reaciton is given by Rate = k [A]*[B]¥.Experimentinitial concentration of A (M)initial concentration of B (M)Reaction rate (M/sec)#10.100.100.010#20.300.100.090What is the reaction order of reactant A?4

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Consider the following experimental data based on the inital rate method at 50 °C for the reaction: 3A+2 B --> P + Q where A and B are reactants. The rate law expression of this reaciton is given by Rate = k [A]*[B]Y. Experiment initial concentration of A (M) initial concentration of B (M) Reaction rate (M/sec) # 1 0.10 0.10 0.010 #2 0.30 0.10 0.090 What is the reaction order of reactant A? 2 3 4.

Consider the following experimental data based on the inital rate method at 50 °C for the reaction: 3A+2 B --> P + Q where A and B are reactants. The rate law expression of this reaciton is given by Rate = k [A]*[B]Y. Experiment initial concentration of A (M) initial concentration of B (M) Reaction rate (M/sec) # 1 0.10 0.10 0.010 #2 0.30 0.10 0.090 What is the reaction order of reactant A? 2 3 4.

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