Please solve this asap. Thank you. The kinetic reaction data of the decomposition of substance S is given below. Forthis item, present values in 4 decimal places.Concentration [S](M)Time (s)602.2464 x 10 -з1202.0185 x 10 -31801.8138 х 10 32401.6299 х 10 -33001.4646 x 10 -33601.3160 x 10 -34201.1826 х 10 -3a. Determine the order of reactionb. Determine the rate law governing the reaction

The kinetic data for the decomposition of S is given as follows:

The kinetic reaction data of the decomposition of substance S is given below. F this item, present values in 4 decimal places. Concentration [S] (M) Time (s) 60 2.2464 x 10 -3 120 2.0185 x 10 -3 180 1.8138 x 10 -3 240 1.6299 x 10 -3 300 1.4646 x 10 -3 360 1.3160 x 10 420 1.1826 x 10 -3 a. Determine the order of reaction b. Determine the rate law governing the reaction

The kinetic reaction data of the decomposition of substance S is given below. F this item, present values in 4 decimal places. Concentration [S] (M) Time (s) 60 2.2464 x 10 -3 120 2.0185 x 10 -3 180 1.8138 x 10 -3 240 1.6299 x 10 -3 300 1.4646 x 10 -3 360 1.3160 x 10 420 1.1826 x 10 -3 a. Determine the order of reaction b. Determine the rate law governing the reaction

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Chapter11: Chemical Kinetics

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Problem 11.36PAE: The reaction NO(g) + O,(g) — NO,(g) + 0(g) plays a role in the formation of nitrogen dioxide in...

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