In a reaction similar to the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide, you create threegraphs with the following results:1) [H2O2] vs. time (s): y = -0.00032x + 2,4, R² = 0.54342) In (H2O2] vs. time (s): y = -0.00233x + 0.34, R2 = 0.29933) 1/[H2O2] vs. time (s): y = 0.00084x + 0,0088, R2 = 0.9334Choose the correct answers below for each option.O reaction order: 0Oreaction order: 1Oreaction order: 2Ok- 0.00032Ok-0.00084k= 0.00233

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In a reaction similar to the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide, you create three graphs with the following results: 1) (H2O2] vs. time (s): y = -0.00032x + 2.4, R2 - 0.5434 2) In (H2O2] vs. time (s): y = -0.00233x + 0.34, R² = 0.2993 3) 1/[H2O2] vs. time (s): y = 0.00084x + 0.0088, R2 - 0.9334 %3D Choose the correct answers below for each option. O reaction order: 0 Oreaction order: 1 Oreaction order: 2 Ok-0.00032 Ok-0.00084 k 0.00233

In a reaction similar to the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide, you create three graphs with the following results: 1) (H2O2] vs. time (s): y = -0.00032x + 2.4, R2 - 0.5434 2) In (H2O2] vs. time (s): y = -0.00233x + 0.34, R² = 0.2993 3) 1/[H2O2] vs. time (s): y = 0.00084x + 0.0088, R2 - 0.9334 %3D Choose the correct answers below for each option. O reaction order: 0 Oreaction order: 1 Oreaction order: 2 Ok-0.00032 Ok-0.00084 k 0.00233

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305079373

Author:William L. Masterton, Cecile N. Hurley

Publisher:William L. Masterton, Cecile N. Hurley

Chapter11: Rate Of Reaction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 38QAP: Consider the first-order decomposition of phosgene at a certain temperature. COCl2(g)productsIt is...

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