1. Your stoichiometry reaction is C → 1/3 D A. You know the reaction order is...

1. Your stoichiometry reaction is C → 1/3 D

A. You know the reaction order is second order in C. What is the rate law for this reaction? (Remember it has three parts)

B. If the reaction rate is 0.150 M/s when the concentration of C is 0.800, what rate would you expect if the concentration of C is 0.400M?

C. What rate of formation of D would you expect for your answer in part B (using the rate for 0.400 M C)?

2. We now have three equations we can use to predict concentration of reactants if we know the reaction order. Define the following:

A) What is k?

B) What is [A]t?

C) What is [A]o

D) What is t?

E.) How would you calculate the amount of reactant used in the reaction (using variables above)?

F.) How would you calculate the amount of product made in a reaction (using variables above)?

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