J.R. S. answered 04/28/21
Ph.D. University Professor with 10+ years Tutoring Experience
Compare expt. 1 and 2: [UO2] doubles and [H+] is constant. Rate increases 4x which means the reaction is 2nd order in UO2.
Compare expt. 2 and 4: [H+] doubles and [UO2] is constant. Rate increases 2x which means the reaction is 1st order in H+.
Rate = k[UO2]2[H+]
To find the rate constant, choose any experiment, and solve for k. We'll use experiment 4:
6.73x10-3 Ms-1 = k [7.7x10-3 M]2[0.692 M]
k = 6.73x10-3 Ms-1 / [7.7x10-3 M]2[0.692 M]
k = 164 M-2s-1
(check the math to be sure)