Table 11.1 (data)m Test15-cm Test Tube10-cm Test TubeTubeAmount of KIO3TrialNumberAmount ofWaterAmount of NaHSO3olnReaction Time20 drops20 drops20 drops35 drops30 drops20 drops5 drops 1:2610 drops l0:4220 drops 1:2123Table 11.2 (report)oncentrationriaNumber ConcentrationReaction-RateChangeReaction RateChangebetweernTrials 1and 2betweernTrials 1and 323

Rate = dx/dtLet assume the drops into mole and time is in min.Rate of trail 1 is,5/1.26 = 3.968…

Answered: Table 11.1 (data) m Test 15-cm Test…

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