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3 years ago

In effect of concentration on rate,why is it important to

Chemistry

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MrRissso [65]3 years ago

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Explanation:

If we change the concentration of Potassium since we take KI solution, concentration of I- changes, then the rate changes accordingly

Rate = k[H2O2 ]^a[I-]^b [H+]^c

The concentrations of I- and H+ are held constant in the procedure

thus to study the rate of the reaction, concentration of KI solution has to be constant only the peroxide solution varies.

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