Q1) consider the following reaction: 2Xy X2 + Y2 The following data were obtained for this reaction Time (min) [XY] (M) 0.00 0.51300 5.00 0.24500 8.00 0.15800 14.0 0.07490 24.00 0.01660 36.00 0.00290 50.00 0.00035

Q1) consider the following reaction: 2Xy X2 + Y2 The following data were obtained for this reaction Time (min) [XY] (M) 0.00 0.51300 5.00 0.24500 8.00 0.15800 14.0 0.07490 24.00 0.01660 36.00 0.00290 50.00 0.00035

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Q1) consider the following reaction:
2Xy X2 + Y2
The following data were obtained for this reaction
Time (min)
[XY] (M)
0.00
0.51300
5.00
0.24500
8.00
0.15800
14.0
0.07490
24.00
0.01660
36.00
0.00290
50.00
0.00035

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