Answer to question 3? ONLY NEED TO USE RUN 1-3 FOR CALCULATION ** INFORMATION IS
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Answer to question 3? ONLY NEED TO USE RUN 1-3 FOR CALCULATION ** INFORMATION IS NOT MISSING **
IN ALL RUNS CONCENTRATION IS THE SAME
Concentration of KI is 0.250 M
Concentration of (NH4)2SO8 is 0.250 M
Concentration of KNO3 is 0.250 M
Concentration of Na2S203 is 0.200M
IN RUN 1 THE AMOUNT OF KI IS 10.0 ML AND THE CONCENTRATION IS 0.250 M
KI IS 10.0 ML IS RUN 1
10.0 ML OF KI IS ADDED IN RUN 1
INTRODUCTION The purpose of this experiment is to study the kinetics of the reaction between 10dide, a peroxydisulfate, S208-, ions: tics of the reaction between iodide, F, and S2O32-(aq) + 2 F(aq) I2(S) + 2 SO42-(aq) (1) The rate of this reaction is equal to the rate of disappearance of S20:2, -A[S2O8]/At, which equan of formation of iodine, A[I]/At. The rate law expression has the form: A[S,0; . A[I,1 = k[5,0;]' rate = - At At (2) The experiment involves determining the rate of the reaction with differing Concentrations of S2O8 and I present by measuring the rate of formation of I2. From the data you will calculate: (1) "x", the order of the reaction with respect to S2032- (2) "y", the order of the reaction with respect to IF (3) "K", the specific rate constant for the reaction Iodine, I2, is produced continuously by the reaction being studied: S2082-(aq) + 2 F(aq) I2(s) + 2 SO42-(aq) Che rate of formation of I2 (which equals the rate of the reaction) is determined by measuring the time equired, At, for a measured amount of iodine, A[12], to be formed. This is carried out by adding a measured nannt undium thiosulfate, Na2S203, which reacts extremely rapidly an (3)Explanation / Answer
Q3)
Data required:
Rate (Ms^-1) [S2O82-] [I-]
Run1 1.0*10^-11 0.250M *(10ml/50ml)=0.05M 0.250M *(10ml/50ml)=0.05M
Run2 1.0*10^-11 0.250M*(20ml/50ml)=0.1M 0.250M *(10ml/50ml)=0.05M
Run3 1.0*10^-11 0.250M *(10ml/50ml)=0.05M 0.250M*(20ml/50ml)= 0.1M
Using equation,
Rate=k[S2O82-]^x [I-]^y x=order of rxn with respect to S2O8 ,y=order of rxn with respect to I-
Putting the above data in the equation,
1.0*10^-11=(0.05)^x (0.05)^y .......(1)
3.0*10^-11=(0.1)^x (0.05)^y ..........(2)
3.0*10^-11=(0.05)^x (0.1)^y ..........(2)
Eqn(1)/eqn(2) gives,
1/3=(0.5)^x
or, 0.33=(0.5)^x
log 0.33=x log 0.5
x=log 0.33/log 0.5=-0.477/-0.301=1.6
x=1.6
Similarly,
eqn2/eqn3 gives
1=2^x (0.5)^y
putting x=1.6
(0.5)^y =0.33
y log 0.5=log 0.33
y=log0.33/log0.5=1.6
x=1.6,y=1.6
approximation x=1.0,y=1.0
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