Which statement is true for lodide -persulfate reaction Select one: A. rato constant can be determined from volumes of reactants B. Concentration of lodide kept constant to determino order of iodide C. KAC used to stop reaction D. thiosulfate added to stop reaction

Which statement is true for lodide -persulfate reaction Select one: A. rato constant can be determined from volumes of reactants B. Concentration of lodide kept constant to determino order of iodide C. KAC used to stop reaction D. thiosulfate added to stop reaction

Introductory Chemistry For Today

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Chapter8: Reaction Rates And Equilibrium

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8.20E

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Which statement is true for lodide -persulfate reaction
Select one:
A. rate constant can be determined from volumes of reactants
B. Concentration of lodide kept constant to determino order of iodide
C. KAC used to stop reaction
D. thiosulfate added to stop reaction

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