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Hi, it is one question with parts (a,b,c,d) also complete the table

![b. What are the [B] at the 5 data points? What are the rates of appearance of B after 10 & 30 min.? c. d. I the reaction rate](http://img.homeworklib.com/images/1e7e469c-1f7d-49a7-a260-7a1f6f32e24e.png?x-oss-process=image/resize,w_560)
b. What are the [B] at the 5 data points? What are the rates of appearance of B after 10 & 30 min.? c. d. I the reaction rate obeys the rate law, Rate k [A points. ]2, calculate k values at the 10 min and 20 min data
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a) Average rate of disappearance of A between 10 and 20 s = (change in concentration of A)/(time elapsed)
= 0.121mol/10s = 0.0121 Mol S-1
Average rate of disappearance of A between 20 and 30 s = 0.089mol/10s = 0.0089 Mol S-1
Average rate of disappearance of A between 30 and 40 s = 0.07 mol / 10 s = 0.007 Mol S-1
b) [B] at each point in time is double the amount of A disappeared.
[B] AT 10 s = 2*0.165 = 0.33 mol
[B] at 20 s = 2*0.286 = 0.572 mol
[B] at 30 s = 2*0.375 = 0.750 mol
[B] at 40 s = 2*0.445=0.890 mol
c) Average rate of appearance of B = 2 times rate of disappearance of A ( According to the stoichiometry)
rate of appearance of B after 10 mins = 2*0.0165=0.033 Mol S-1
rate of appearance of B after 30 mins = 2*(0.375/30)=0.025 Mol S-1
d) average rate of disappearance of A at the 10 s point = 0.0165 Mol S-1
k = rate/[A]2
= 0.0165/(0.835)2 = 0.0236 Mol-1S-1
average rate of disappearance of A at the 20 s point = 0.286 mol/20s = 0.0143 Mol S-1
k = 0.0143/(0.714)2 = 0.0280 Mol-1S-1