The first to do is to isolate the constant, k, to one side. The rate expression would then be:
k = rate/ <span>[A][B]^2
This constant, k, will be the same for the given reaction at a certain temperature. Then, we can relate a second rate to this reaction.
</span>rate1/ [A1][B1]^2 = rate2/ [A2][B2]^2
First question:
0.0810 / [A1][B1]^2 = rate2/ <span>[A2/2][3B2]^2
rate2 = (</span>0.0810 [A2/2][3B2]^2 )/ [A1][B1]^2
rate2 = 0.3645 M/s
Second Equation:
0.0810 / [A1][B1]^2 = rate2/ <span>[A2/2][3B2]^2
rate2 = (</span>0.0810 [3A2][B2/2]^2 )/ [A1][B1]^2
<span>rate2 = 0.0608 M/s</span>
Answer:
13g
Explanation:
The law of conversation of matter tells us that in a chemical reaction, matter is never created or destroyed, it's simply converted from one form to another. So the mass of reactants should always equal the mass of the products in a chemical reaction.
Therefore, if the total mass of the products is 30g, that means that the reactants have a mass of 17g + the other reactant to = 30g.
30g - 17g = 13g
Answer:
B
Explanation:
The particles are bound to each other and they vibrate at an almost undetectable rate.
Answer:
1. CARBON DIOXIDE- it is a covalent compound, which is used in soft/cold drinks and some other fluids as well , and use it in daily life.
2. HYDROGEN MONOXIDE- it is the normal or original or pure water which we drink everyday in our daily life and it is very important for our survival
Explanation:
