The following mixture of solutions were prepared to study the rate of a chemical reaction (similar to experiment 26) Reaction Time Water 0.10 M KI 0.1% starch (ml) (mL) 0.05 M Buffer (mL) 30 0.10 M Na,S,O₂ (mL) 0.84 M H₂O₂ (mL) Mixture (6) (mL) 1 185 40 30 5 5 10 2 105 20 30 50 5 5 10 3 389 45 30 30 5 5 5 Determine the order of this reaction with respect to lodide ion (1) by completing the table below and showing all relevant calculations in your supportin Reaction Mixture [lodide ion) in Mixture (M) Calculated Order with respect to lodide lon: (Report to 3 sig figs; Do Not Round answers)

The following mixture of solutions were prepared to study the rate of a chemical reaction (similar to experiment 26) Reaction Time Water 0.10 M KI 0.1% starch (ml) (mL) 0.05 M Buffer (mL) 30 0.10 M Na,S,O₂ (mL) 0.84 M H₂O₂ (mL) Mixture (6) (mL) 1 185 40 30 5 5 10 2 105 20 30 50 5 5 10 3 389 45 30 30 5 5 5 Determine the order of this reaction with respect to lodide ion (1) by completing the table below and showing all relevant calculations in your supportin Reaction Mixture [lodide ion) in Mixture (M) Calculated Order with respect to lodide lon: (Report to 3 sig figs; Do Not Round answers)

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