1. The reaction carried out in the experiment to determine the speed equation of a reaction...
1. The reaction carried out in the experiment to determine the speed equation of a reaction was:
2. How is the reaction time determined?
3. How is a known molarity solution prepared form a solid solute?
4. How to find the global order of the reaction having the speed law of the reaction?
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2. Reaction time is determined from the speed of the chemical reaction takes place. It is precised related to the product concentration generated in a time unit or reactant concentration which is used up in a time unit.
3. Known molarity of a Solution can be prepared from a Solid Solute by these two identical methods
a) Using a small container or a weighing paper solid solute is weighed and it is transfered into the volumetric flask. This is followed by adding a small amount of solvent with continuous swirling. Until the meniscus of the liquid reaches the calibration mark on the cape of the volumetric flask the solvent is added. To enhance the mixing for thorough dissolution, the volumetric flask is covered and inverted various times.
b) Both weighed Solute and certain amount of Solvent is taken in a small beaker. With vigorous stirring the solid is dissolved , this then followed by transferring the solution to a volumetric flask. Additional amount of solvent is transferred into the volumetric flask by placing a funnel in a slim neck of the flask. Beaker, funnel, stirring rod are rinsed before the transference of the solution to the volumetric flask. Till the liquid level attains the calibration mark additional solvent is added to the flask. As in the previous method the flask is covered and inverted for thorough mixing of the solution and the solvent.
4. When the reaction having speed law of the reaction the global order will be 3. According to the speed law of the reaction the concentration of the first reactant is directly proportional to the reaction rate. The rate gets doubled when the concentration of the reactant gets doubled. The Sum of the exponents in the rate law is 3 as it is a third order reaction.
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