Suppose that exactly 100 bacteria are added into a flask containing nutrients for the bacteria. The data collected at 37 °C is summarized in the table. t (min) Number of bacteria What is the order of the rate of production of the bacteria? 0.0 100 17.0 200 first order 34.0 400 zero order 51.0 800 second order 68.0 1600 How many bacteria will be present after 119 min? number of bacteria: What is the rate constant for the process? Units: k =

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Suppose that exactly 100 bacteria are added into a flask containing nutrients for the bacteria. The data collected at 37 °C is
summarized in the table.
t (min)
Number of bacteria
What is the order of the rate of production of the bacteria?
0.0
100
17.0
200
first order
34.0
400
zero order
51.0
800
second order
68.0
1600
How many bacteria will be present after 119 min?
number of bacteria:
What is the rate constant for the process?
Units:
k =
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose that exactly 100 bacteria are added into a flask containing nutrients for the bacteria. The data collected at 37 °C is summarized in the table. t (min) Number of bacteria What is the order of the rate of production of the bacteria? 0.0 100 17.0 200 first order 34.0 400 zero order 51.0 800 second order 68.0 1600 How many bacteria will be present after 119 min? number of bacteria: What is the rate constant for the process? Units: k =
Units:
M-l-min-1
M-2-min-
min
M-min-!
Transcribed Image Text:Units: M-l-min-1 M-2-min- min M-min-!
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