Chemistry, 10.05.2021 15:50, lizbethmillanvazquez

Suppose that the order of reaction with respect to thiosulfate is two. Further suppose that the time taken for the "X" to disappear when we use 50 mL thiosulfate solution is 25 sec. How long would it take for the "X" to disappear if we instead use 30 mL thiosulfate diluted to 50 mL with water? How would this change if the order with respect to thiosulfate is 1.5?

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