Posted by Farah on Wednesday, June 8, 2011 at 2:36pm.
I don't agree with 22. DH is one factor that determines the spontaneity of the reaction (DG = DH -TDS) but it doesn't tell you anything about the rate. For example, the stable form of carbon is graphite. So diamonds will spontaneously degrade to graphite.(C graphite has DH = 0; C diamond has DH = 1.9 kJ/mol) However, the reaction is so slow that diamonds can be bought and sold as jewelry with no fear of them degrading significantly over many decades.
I don't agree with your answer to 23 either. Forgive me for being so direct but your answer appears to me that you don't know the answer so you put in a lot of words, talked around the answer and about the answer, but you never answered the question. If you really do know what you are talking about then I think the answer should be modified to a direct answer. If I wanted to answer this question I would look at the units for a first order reaction (easy enough to figure out), then look at a reaction that is first order with two reactants (and second order overall) and note the relationship, if any.
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