Give answer all questions with explanation 4) The following reaction in solution has been studied:Reagents + OH- à productsreactivos + OH → productost (min)1202404206009001440V (ml)11,459,638,116,224,792,971,44Aliquots (10 mL), whose reaction was interrupted, were extracted atdifferent times and titrated with 0.01 M HCI. Check that the reactionorder with respect to OH- is 1 and determine the rate constant.

Given that: volume of OH-= 10 mL concentration of HCl = 0.01 M To find: to check if the reaction…

4) The following reaction in solution has been studied: Reagents + OH- à products reactivos + OH → productos t (min) V (ml) 120 240 420 600 900 1440 11,45 9,63 8,11 6,22 4,79 2,97 1,44 Aliquots (10 mL), whose reaction was interrupted, were extracted at different times and titrated with 0.01 M HCl. Check that the reaction order with respect to OH- is 1 and determine the rate constant.

4) The following reaction in solution has been studied: Reagents + OH- à products reactivos + OH → productos t (min) V (ml) 120 240 420 600 900 1440 11,45 9,63 8,11 6,22 4,79 2,97 1,44 Aliquots (10 mL), whose reaction was interrupted, were extracted at different times and titrated with 0.01 M HCl. Check that the reaction order with respect to OH- is 1 and determine the rate constant.

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