Question 4A published study of a chemical reaction, AP, indicates that if the reactor initially contains A at a concentration of CA0(g/L) and the reaction temperature kept constant, then the concentration of P,CP, in the reactor increases with time according to the formula CP(g/L)=CA0(1ekt(min)) The reaction is run with CA0 equals 6.2g/L and the following is the reported experimental results. a) How would you plot the data to get a straight line on rectangular coordinates? What will be the slope and intercept? Plot the data to get a straight line and find the value of k. b) How would you plot the data to get a straight line on semi-log paper? What will be the slope and intercept? Plot the data to get a straight line and find the value of k. c) Using the equation calculate the concentration of P at 6000s. d) Use two-point linear interpolation to determine the concentration of P at 60005 and comment on your result. NOTE: All calculations must be carried out using Microsoft Excel and a soft copy of the Excel files should be submitted