Question 8 of 42Use spreadsheet to generate graphs for the provided data.Additional Exercise 13.130 a1A chemical reaction is characterized by the following experimental data:SO₂Cl₂ → SO₂ + Cl₂[SO₂Cl₂] Time(mol L-¹)(min)0.1000 00.08761.00 x 10²0.07682.00 x 10²0.06733.00 x 10²0.0590 4.00 x 10²0.0517 5.00 x 10²0.0453 6.00 x 10²7.00 x 10²8.00 x 10²0.0305 9.00 x 10²0.0267 1.000 x10³0.0234 1.100 x 10³0.03970.0348First, graphically determine the instantaneous rate of decomposition of [SO₂Cl₂] using the tangent to the curve. Use scientificnotation, e.g.enter 2E3 for 2000. Enter your answer with one significant figure.The decomposition rate:(A) at 200 min: i(B) at 600 min: iM/minM/min

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Use spreadsheet to generate graphs for the provided data. Additional Exercise 13.130 a1 A chemical reaction is characterized by the following experimental data: SO₂Cl₂ → SO₂ + Cl₂ Time (min) [SO₂Cl₂] (mol L-¹) 0.1000 0 0.0876 1.00 x 10² 0.0768 2.00 x 10² 0.0673 3.00 x 10² 0.0590 4.00 x 10² 0.0517 5.00 x 10² 0.0453 6.00 x 10² 0.0397 7.00 x 10² 0.0348 8.00 x 10² 0.0305 9.00 x 10² 0.0267 1.000 x 10³ 0.0234 1.100 x 10³ First, graphically determine the instantaneous rate of decomposition of [SO₂Cl₂] using the tangent to the curve. Use scientific notation, e.g.enter 2E3 for 2000. Enter your answer with one significant figure. The decomposition rate: (A) at 200 min: i (B) at 600 min: i M/min M/min

Use spreadsheet to generate graphs for the provided data. Additional Exercise 13.130 a1 A chemical reaction is characterized by the following experimental data: SO₂Cl₂ → SO₂ + Cl₂ Time (min) [SO₂Cl₂] (mol L-¹) 0.1000 0 0.0876 1.00 x 10² 0.0768 2.00 x 10² 0.0673 3.00 x 10² 0.0590 4.00 x 10² 0.0517 5.00 x 10² 0.0453 6.00 x 10² 0.0397 7.00 x 10² 0.0348 8.00 x 10² 0.0305 9.00 x 10² 0.0267 1.000 x 10³ 0.0234 1.100 x 10³ First, graphically determine the instantaneous rate of decomposition of [SO₂Cl₂] using the tangent to the curve. Use scientific notation, e.g.enter 2E3 for 2000. Enter your answer with one significant figure. The decomposition rate: (A) at 200 min: i (B) at 600 min: i M/min M/min

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