Reaction Ratesacetone12HCIRun 13.74x10 L mol10.320 M0.0000960 M0.0800 Msec 1Run 27.33x10'L mol 10.640 M0.0000960 M0.0800 Msec 1Run 37.38x10 L mol10.320 M0.0000960 M0.160 Msec3.76x10'L mol1Run 40.320 M0.000192 M0.0800 Msec7.96x10'L mol1Run 50.480 M0.000144 M0.120 Msec 1Determine the reaction order with respect to 12. Also determine the reaction order with respect to C3H60and the reaction order with respect to HCl. Round off your answers to the nearest whole number.Use this formula2 KLAIIBI

The formula used is :- r1r2= k[A]1a[B]1bK[A]2a[B]2b

Reaction Rates acetone 12 HCI Run 1 3.74x10 L mol1 0.320 M 0.0000960 M 0.0800 M sec 1 Run 2 7.33x10'L mol1 0.640 M 0.0000960 M 0.0800 M -1 sec Run 3 7.38x10'L mol 1 0.320 M 0.0000960 M 0.160 M seç 1 Run 4 3.76x10'L mol1 0.320 M 0.000192 M 0.0800 M sec 7.96x10 L mol1 Run 5 0.480 M 0.000144 M 0.120 M -1 sec Determine the reaction order with respect to 12. Also determine the reaction order with respect to C3H60 and the reaction order with respect to HCl. Round off your answers to the nearest whole number. Use this formula r KLAIÇIBI,

Reaction Rates acetone 12 HCI Run 1 3.74x10 L mol1 0.320 M 0.0000960 M 0.0800 M sec 1 Run 2 7.33x10'L mol1 0.640 M 0.0000960 M 0.0800 M -1 sec Run 3 7.38x10'L mol 1 0.320 M 0.0000960 M 0.160 M seç 1 Run 4 3.76x10'L mol1 0.320 M 0.000192 M 0.0800 M sec 7.96x10 L mol1 Run 5 0.480 M 0.000144 M 0.120 M -1 sec Determine the reaction order with respect to 12. Also determine the reaction order with respect to C3H60 and the reaction order with respect to HCl. Round off your answers to the nearest whole number. Use this formula r KLAIÇIBI,

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Chapter20: Kinetics

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Problem 20.96E: For the following two reactions H+Cl2HCl+Cl H+Br2HBr+Br the first reaction has a lower value of A...

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