Give answer questions with explanation please The following results show the variation of the second-order rate constant “k" with the hydrostaticpressure "P" at 25 °C5.51×1048.27×10411.02×104Pressure /kPak/104mole/L.s2.76x10411.13101.39.3013.115.317.0Plot “In k" vs "P", estimateAV* in cm³/mol

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The following results show the variation of the second-order rate ce pressure “P" at 25 °C ressure /kPa 0ʻmole/L.s 2.76×10* 11.13 101.3 5.51x1 9.30 13 Plot "In k" vs "P", estimate AV* in cm/mol

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The following results show the variation of the second-order rate constant “k" with the hydrostatic
pressure "P" at 25 °C
5.51×104
8.27×104
11.02×104
Pressure /kPa
k/104mole/L.s
2.76x104
11.13
101.3
9.30
13.1
15.3
17.0
Plot “In k" vs "P", estimate
AV* in cm³/mol

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