Chemistry and Chemical Reactivity (9th Edition)

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Chapter 14 Chemical Kinetics: The Rates of Chemical Reactions - Study Questions - Page 553g: 73

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a) For second-order reactions: $1/C-1/C_0=kt$ $1/0.100\ M-1/0.250\ M=k\times 1.76\ min$ $k=3.41\ L/mol.min$ b) In the first case $r=-\Delta [NO_2]/\Delta t$, now $r'=\Delta[O_2]/\Delta t=-1/2\dot{}\Delta [NO_2]/\Delta t=1/2\dot{}r$ So the new constant is $k'=1/2\dot{}k$
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