Question: Table 2 Mixture Value of k (rate constant) 1 2 3 In the first part of the experiment the concentrations of the reactants changed in

 Table 2 Mixture Value of k (rate constant) 1 2 3

Table 2

Mixture Value of k (rate constant)
1 In the first part of the experiment the concentrations of the reactants
2 changed in each trial (i.e. Table 1) despite the concentrations changing your
3 experimental values of the rate constant (k) for each should remain similar.

In the first part of the experiment the concentrations of the reactants changed in each trial (i.e. Table 1) despite the concentrations changing your experimental values of the rate constant (k) for each should remain similar. Do your (value of k) in Table 2 support this statement? (are the values of k similar to each other when comparing between mixture 1, 2 , 3? )

Please explain why or why not.

Table 1

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