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The scenes below show two experiments at a given temperature and volume involving reactants X (black) and Y (green). Expt no.: Initial rate (mol/L.s): O 1.0 M/s O 0.056 M/s O 0.25 m/s O 0.50 M/s If the rate law for the reaction is rate = k[X]2 what is the initial rate of experiment 2 given that the rate of experiment 1 is 0.50 M/s O 0.10 M/s 1 0.25x10-5 O 0.75 M/s 2 ? ? 3 1.0x10-5

The scenes below show two experiments at a given temperature and volume involving reactants X (black) and Y (green). Expt no.: Initial rate (mol/L.s): O 1.0 M/s O 0.056 M/s O 0.25 m/s O 0.50 M/s If the rate law for the reaction is rate = k[X]2 what is the initial rate of experiment 2 given that the rate of experiment 1 is 0.50 M/s O 0.10 M/s 1 0.25x10-5 O 0.75 M/s 2 ? ? 3 1.0x10-5

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Chemistry & Chemical Reactivity
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The scenes below show two experiments at a given temperature and volume involving reactants X (black) and Y (green). Expt no.: Initial rate (mol/L.s): 1.0 M/s 0.056 M/s 0.25x10-5 If the rate law for the reaction is rate = K[X]2 what is the initial rate of experiment 2 given that the rate of experiment 1 is 0.50 M/s O 0.25 M/s O 0.50 M/s O 0.10 M/s 2 ? O 0.75 M/s ? 3 1.0x10-5
Transcribed Image Text:The scenes below show two experiments at a given temperature and volume involving reactants X (black) and Y (green). Expt no.: Initial rate (mol/L.s): 1.0 M/s 0.056 M/s 0.25x10-5 If the rate law for the reaction is rate = K[X]2 what is the initial rate of experiment 2 given that the rate of experiment 1 is 0.50 M/s O 0.25 M/s O 0.50 M/s O 0.10 M/s 2 ? O 0.75 M/s ? 3 1.0x10-5
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