Working out order from rate tables (more difficult example)

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Brilliantly explained. I shall use your "interim rate" technique and dividing the two numbers from now. That makes it much easier.

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These 'interims' might have saved my whole A level. Thank you so much- the explanation was both detailed and easy to follow!

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Thanks for the clear explanation Chris! I find rate tables a breeze now! It would be awesome to see more videos on difficult questions like these in the future.

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I'm hoping this type of question comes up in the exam this summer. You made it look so easy omg

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Thank you so much! This was very helpful for me because I didn't understand how to do these but I do now! Hope this comes up in my exam

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Exam in 3 days and this is genuinely the first time I've understood rate equations 💀

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This is amazing! The interim rate is a massive help!! Thank you so much

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Thank you so much this helped a lot especially at that interim rate part

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Thank you so much for this example mate!! Very well explained, thank you!

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AWESOME! question @6:28 , when he says find the DIFFERENCE between interim and intitial, is that intended to be the QUOTIENT? also is it always the larger quotient to smaller? or interim quotient to initial? THANK YOU!

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I was getting so frustrated 🙏

5:22 what would we do if B was 2nd order instead of 1st order??

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Hi there, wouldn't C be First order as you have divided by 2.3 on both sides so wouldn't it be first order?

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Thank you very much ,it was very usefull

This may be a silly question but what if the numbers in the table haven’t quite doubled but are close enough? Would you still round it and say “yeah that’s doubled” ?

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when u found for c y didnt u use interm rate?

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Could someone explain how a reactant can be zero order? Like surely at some point the concentration has to have some effect?

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what if the order of B was 2 instead? would we multiply the factor by 2 for interim rate?

what happens if say (A) is divided by 2 but the rate is times 2 then would this cancel to 0 order?

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How did you work out the interim rate? Thanks

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what if the rate is the same for both a and b....what would the interim rate be then?

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can you do some examples on the Arrhenius equation?

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How the f*** did he get 6.3x10^-3 as his interim rate at 5:55 ????

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god why don't I get this? :( The east example was too easy for my book, and this one is a bit harder than my book. I'm so lost ugh

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