In modeling the effect of impurity on crystal growth, the following equation was derived: G-GL/ G0-G = 1/KLCm where C is impurity concentration. CL is a limiting growth rate, G0 is the growth rate of the crystal with no impurity present, and KL and m are model parameters. In a particular experiment, G0 = 3.00 times 10-3 mm/min. and GL = 1.80 times 10-3 mm/min. Growth rates are measured for several impurity concentrations C (parts per million, or ppm), with the following results: (For example, when C = 50.0 ppm, G = 2.50 times 10-3 mm/min). Determine KL and m. giving both numerical values and units. A solution is fed to a crystallizer in which the impurity concentration is 475 ppm. Estimate the expected crystal growth rate in (mm/min). Then state why you would be extremely skeptical about this result.