Consider the following reaction:H,O,(aq)H,O) + % 0,(g)and the kinetics plots below to answer the questions to the right.Figure 1. Plot of [H,0,] vs time070220Figure 2. Plot of the naturallogarithm of (H,O,] vs timeas-1525timeconcentration ofHD, mol Part BBased on the information provided, what is the rate law for the decomposition of H,0,?Rate = K(H,0,Rate = k(H,O,1O Rate = k(H,O,rO Rate = k

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Part B Based on the information provided, what is the rate law for the decomposition of H,0,? O Rate = kH,O,r O Rate = k(H,O,1 O Rate = k(H,0, O Rate = k

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Based on the information provided, what is the rate law for the decomposition of H,0,?
Rate = K(H,0,
Rate = k(H,O,1
O Rate = k(H,O,r
O Rate = k

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