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Without knowing what the actual reaction is, there is no way to tell what effect increasing the concentration of KI will have. The reaction could have a rate limiting step.

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Q: If you use 0.20 M KI instead of 0.10 M KI how would this affect a the slopes of your curves b the rate of the reactions and c the numerical value of k for the reaction?
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