TemperatureClick above or below the line for B orActivation Energy: 22.14 kJ/molthe transition state to change theirAE: -20.00 kJ/mol298 Kenergy.Initial Rate:Initial Concentration1.00 mol/LReactClear3000time, sABThe initial settings have been restored if they were changed.Temperature = 298 K[A] = 1.00 MAE = -20.00 kJEa = 22.14 k)Run the reaction. About what percentage of A is converted to B in the first 3000 seconds of the reaction? Enter your answer without the "%" sign.%Energy(7/jow) [v]

We can see from the given graph between [A] vs time that the reaction follows first order kinetics…

Temperature Click above or below the line for B or Activation Energy: 22.14 kJ/mol the transition state to change their AE: -20.00 kJ/mol 298 K energy. Initial Rate: Initial Concentration 1.00 mol/L React Clear 3000 time, s A В The initial settings have been restored if they were changed. Temperature = 298 K CA] = 1.00 M AE = -20.00 k) Ea = 22.14 k] Run the reaction. About what percentage of A is converted to B in the first 3000 seconds of the reaction? Enter your answer without the "%" sign. % Energy - [A] (mol/L)

Temperature Click above or below the line for B or Activation Energy: 22.14 kJ/mol the transition state to change their AE: -20.00 kJ/mol 298 K energy. Initial Rate: Initial Concentration 1.00 mol/L React Clear 3000 time, s A В The initial settings have been restored if they were changed. Temperature = 298 K CA] = 1.00 M AE = -20.00 k) Ea = 22.14 k] Run the reaction. About what percentage of A is converted to B in the first 3000 seconds of the reaction? Enter your answer without the "%" sign. % Energy - [A] (mol/L)

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

8th Edition

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Chapter11: Rate Of Reaction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 99QAP: The gas-phase reaction between hydrogen and iodine H2(g)+I22HI(g)proceeds with a rate constant for...

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