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Table 1) Data Table 1: Varying the Concentration of 1.0 M HCL ---- C o n c e n t

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Table 1)

Data Table 1: Varying the Concentration of 1.0 M HCL

---- C o n c e n t r a t i o n s ----

#

drops

#

drops

# drops

Initial

Initial

Final

Final

Reaction Time (sec)

Reaction

Well

#

HCl

Water

Na2S2O3

HCl

Na2S2O3

HCl

Na2S2O3

Trial 1

Trial 2

Average

Rate (sec-1)

1

12

0

8

1M

0.3M

0.6M

0.12M

23.46

30.03

26.7

2

6

6

8

0.5M

0.3M

0.15M

0.12M

41.15

31.22

36.2

3

4

8

8

0.33M

0.3M

0.06M

0.12M

46.12

37.12

41.6

Table 2)

Data Table 2: Varying the Concentration of 0.3 M Na2S2O3

---- C o n c e n t r a t i o n s ---

#

drops

#

drops

# drops

Initial

Initial

Final

Final

Reaction Time (sec)

Reaction

Well

#

HCl

water

Na2S2O3

HCl

Na2S2O3

HCl

Na2S2O3

Trial 1

Trial 2

Average

Rate (sec-1)

1

8

0

12

1M

0.3M

0.4M

0.28M

31.12

25.29

43.8

2

8

6

6

1M

0.15

0.4M

0.045M

53.24

57.47

82.0

3

8

8

4

1M

0.1

0.4M

0.02M

89.86

84.93h

129.9

A) Calculate the reaction rate by taking the inverse of the average reaction time, i.e., 1 divided by the average reaction time.

B) Use table 1 to determine the reaction order for HCl.

C) Use table 2 to determine the reaction order for Na2S2O3.

D) Write the rate law for the reaction.

E) Using the rate law, the rate, and the appropriate concentration(s) from one (or more) of your
experiments calculate k.

Data Table 1: Varying the Concentration of 1.0 M HCL

---- C o n c e n t r a t i o n s ----

#

drops

#

drops

# drops

Initial

Initial

Final

Final

Reaction Time (sec)

Reaction

Well

#

HCl

Water

Na2S2O3

HCl

Na2S2O3

HCl

Na2S2O3

Trial 1

Trial 2

Average

Rate (sec-1)

1

12

0

8

1M

0.3M

0.6M

0.12M

23.46

30.03

26.7

2

6

6

8

0.5M

0.3M

0.15M

0.12M

41.15

31.22

36.2

3

4

8

8

0.33M

0.3M

0.06M

0.12M

46.12

37.12

41.6

Explanation / Answer

A) Data 1

s.no                  Rate(s-1)

1                       0.0375

2                        0.0276

3                        0.0240

Data 2

s.no                  Rate(s-1)

1                       0.0228

2                        0.0122

3                        0.0077

B) Rate=k * [HCl]^m [Na2S2O3]^n .......by rate law

As in table1,[Na2S2O3]=constant

so Rate=k * [HCl]^m

           Rate1 =k * (1M )^m= 0.0375s-1

Also      Rate2 =k * (0.5M)^m= 0.0276s-1

So taking ratio of rate1/rate2=(1M )^m/ (0.5M)^m= 0.0375/ 0.0276

                                          2^m=1.359

                                         m log 2 = log 1.359

                                          m=0.1332/0.3010

                                           m=0.44

                                         or zero order approx

C)

As in table,[HCl]=constant

so Rate=k * [Na2S2O3]^n

           Rate1 =k' * (0.3M )^n= 0.0228s-1

Also      Rate2 =k' * (0.15M)^n= 0.0122s-1

So taking ratio of rate1/rate2=(0.3M )^n/ (0.15M)^m= 0.0228/ 0.0122

                                          2^n=1.869

                                          n=log 1.869/log2=0.272/0.3010=0.903 =first order approximately

D)Rate=k * [HCl]^0 [Na2S2O3]^1

Rate=k * [Na2S2O3]    is the rate law

E) k=Rate/[Na2S2O3]  

taking value from table 2,

k=0.0228s-1/0.3M=0.076M-1 s-1