7. Problem 34 (pg 603) Consider the reaction: 2 H2O3 (aq)- 8 H20(I) + O2(g) The
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I will help you for now in problem 9 and 10.
For problem 9, the best way to determine the order, is the way you are doing that. However, there is just one value there that is actually out of focus. This value is 0.0016 when it should be 0.016. Why I said this? because if you took the first and the last rate, you'll get a smooth value of n. and the first value and the third value are really close and have a relation one of another. the second is 10 times smaller thant the actual value that it should be. So ignoring the fact that this value may be wrong:
A2/A1)n = r2/r1
(0.30/0.15)n = 0.016/0.008
2n = 2 ---> n = 1
For question 10, plot the data for a zero, first and second order. The one closest to 1 (in r2 value) will be the one that the order belongs.
for a zero order reaction, plot C vs t, and the data obtained is:
r2 = 0.95803
y = 0.907 - 0.00386x
For a first order reaction, plot lnC vs t, and the data obtained is:
r2 = 0.999999999
y = -0.00023 - 0.007804x
Finally for a second order reaction, plot 1/C vs t
r2 = 0.954641
y = 0.6359799 + 0.0183448x
So, this is a first order reaction.
Concentration at t = 250 s
lnC = -0.00023 - 0.007804(250)
lnC = -1,95
C = 0.1421 M
Hope this helps.
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