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  Section III
Unit 5

Questions 23 - 26:

Question 23
B
As stated the rate is a measure of the rate of formation of products or the rate at which reactants are used up. This is simply the rate of change of their concentration.

Question 24
C
To find the orders of each reactant look at the experimental data as follows. To find order of H+ from Expt 1-2 the conc. of H+ doubles and the rate increases x 4. Hence the order must be 2. For Br - from expt 4-2 the conc. of Br - doubles and the rate also doubles. Hence first order. For BrO3- use expts 2+3 in the same way.

Question 25
C
The slow step (RDS) determines which species must appear in the rate equation. In this case step 3 involves 2 moles of H+, I mole each of Br - and BrO3-. This would lead to the rate equation seen in the above question.

Question 26
B
Each pH increase of 1 unit causes a decrease in[H+] of a factor of 10. Hence a decrease of 2 units leads to a decrease in[H+] of 100 x and so the same rate decrease.

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