Key Idea Rate of appearance/disappearance =± stoichiometric coefficient 1× time taken [reactant or product] For reaction, BrO3−(aq)+5Br−(aq)+6H+⟶3Br2(1)+3H2O(l) Rate of appearance of bromine (Br2) =+31dtd[Br2] Rate of disappearance of bromide ion (Br−) =−51dtd[Br−] or dtd[Br2]=−53dtd[Br−]
In the reaction, BrO_3^-(aq.) +5 Br^-(aq.) +6 H^+(aq.) → 3 Br_2( )+3 H_2 O (l) .The rate of appearance of bromine ( Br_2 ) is related to rate of…
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In the reaction, BrO3−(aq.) +5Br−(aq.) +6H+(aq.) →3Br2(l)+3H2O (l) .The rate of appearance of bromine (Br2) is related to rate of disappearance of bromide ions as following
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- A
dtd[Br2]=−53dtd[Br−]
- B
dtd[Br2]=−35dtd[Br−]
- C
dtd[Br2]=35dtd[Br−]
- D
dtd[Br2]=53dtd[Br−]
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