[ClO2] [OH-] rate 0.040 M 0.030 M 1.354 M/s 0.020 M 0.030 M 0.3385 M/s 0.020...

[ClO2] [OH-] rate

0.040 M 0.030 M 1.354 M/s

0.020 M 0.030 M 0.3385 M/s

0.020 M 0.060 M 0.6769 M/s

What is the rate law and value of
the rate constant, k, for the reaction?
2ClO2 (aq)+2OH– (aq)→ClO3– (aq)+ClO2– (aq)+H2O(l)

[ClO2]	[OH-]	rate
0.040 M	0.030 M	1.354 M/s
0.020 M	0.030 M	0.3385 M/s
0.020 M	0.060 M	0.6769 M/s

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