Final Reactant Concentrations and Reaction Rates [I-][BrO3-][H+]Reaction TimeRate of Reaction 2.8 x 10-5/timeExpt. #MMMsec.M/sec10.001660.00660.01662583.876 x 10^-620.00330.06660.01661357.40 x 10^-630.001660.01330.01661327.576 x 10^-640.001660.00660.033781.282 x 10^-5 Using the general rate law equation below and your orders determined, calculate the rate constant for each experiment and then the average.Rate= k[I-]m[BrO3-]n[H+]p k______________ k________________ k________________ k ____________ Average value of k __________________Units of k__________________ Rewrite the final rate law including values for m, n, p and the average value of k and units: _________________________________

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Final Reactant Concentrations and Reaction Rates
	[I^-]	[BrO₃^-]	[H⁺]	Reaction Time	Rate of Reaction 2.8 x 10^-5/time
Expt. #	M	M	M	sec.	M/sec
1	0.00166	0.0066	0.0166	258	3.876 x 10^-6
2	0.0033	0.0666	0.0166	135	7.40 x 10^-6
3	0.00166	0.0133	0.0166	132	7.576 x 10^-6
4	0.00166	0.0066	0.033	78	1.282 x 10^-5

Using the general rate law equation below and your orders determined, calculate the rate constant for each experiment and then the average.

Rate= k[I^-]^m[BrO₃^-]ⁿ[H⁺]^p

k______________ k________________ k________________ k ____________

Average value of k __________________

Units of k__________________

Rewrite the final rate law including values for m, n, p and the average value of k and units:

_________________________________

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