Rate of reaction from k = 6.25 (or 6.0), [A] = 1 M and [B] = 0.2 M
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Question 1
11 May 2023 S2
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Rate law for a reaction is r=k[A]2[B]. If rate constant is 6.25mol−2dm6s−1, what is the rate of reaction when [A]=1mol dm−3 and [B]=0.2mol dm−3?
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Question 2
12 May 2024 S2
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The rate law for the reaction A+B→C at 25°C is given by rate =k[A][B]2. Calculate the rate of reaction if rate constant at same temperature is 6.25 mol⁻² dm⁶ s⁻¹, [A]=1 M, [B]=0.2 M
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Question 3
25 Apr 2025 S1
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If r=k[A]2[B] is rate law equation for reaction A+B→C, at [A]=1M and, [B]=0.2M, Calculate rate of reaction if rate constant is 6.25M−2s−1.
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Question 4
16 Apr 2026 S2
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The rate law for the reaction A+B→P is found to be rate =k[A]2[B].
The rate constant of the reaction at 300 K is 6.0M−2s−1. Calculate the rate of the reaction when [A]=1 M and [B]=0.2 M