ST6B3- Use the initial rate data below to determine the rate law for the decomposition of A into products. Report only the reaction order for A [involving M and s in some combination]. Note 1: The reaction order in this randomized problem will NOT be an integer. Note 2: The data table in the text for this problem is faulty; it will not yield the answers printed. Trial 1 Trial 2 [A]o (mM) vo (mM/s) 5.0 9.1 3.0 10.0 Type your answer.

ST6B3- Use the initial rate data below to determine the rate law for the decomposition of A into products. Report only the reaction order for A [involving M and s in some combination]. Note 1: The reaction order in this randomized problem will NOT be an integer. Note 2: The data table in the text for this problem is faulty; it will not yield the answers printed. Trial 1 Trial 2 [A]o (mM) vo (mM/s) 5.0 9.1 3.0 10.0 Type your answer.

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter30: Kinetic Methods Of Analysis

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