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A student carried out reactions A through D as designed in Table 1 in your electronic...

A student carried out reactions A through D as designed in Table 1 in your electronic lab manual, plotted log(rate) vs. log(I-) in EXCEL, and the linear regression yielded the following equation: y = 2..732x-1.032; and the plot of log(rate ) vs. log [IO3-] yield y = 1.368x-1.674.

The order for I- is?

The order for IO3- is?

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in the above question we have to find the order .To find the order of reaction we have to use rate law from the above we conclude that the order w.r.t [I-] and [IO3-] is one

according to rate law r = k[I-]a where a is not equal to stiochiometric of the balanced chemical equation y = mx + c is a straight line equation where c is the intercept and m is the slope of the line.

queen_honey_blossom answered 1 year ago
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