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Q1 Di-nitrogen penta-oxide reacts with nitrogen oxide to form nitrogen di-oxide. This reaction is described by the following equation: N₂O5 + NO 3 NO₂ What is the experimental determined rate law which is consistent with the following mechanism that proposed for this reaction: step 1: N₂05 NO₂ + NO3 slow step 2: NO+NO3 2 NO₂ fast What is the rate law experimentally determined for this reaction which is consistent with this mechanism? Rate=k. [N₂0s] [NO] [NO₂] [NO₂]

Q1 Di-nitrogen penta-oxide reacts with nitrogen oxide to form nitrogen di-oxide. This reaction is described by the following equation: N₂O5 + NO 3 NO₂ What is the experimental determined rate law which is consistent with the following mechanism that proposed for this reaction: step 1: N₂05 NO₂ + NO3 slow step 2: NO+NO3 2 NO₂ fast What is the rate law experimentally determined for this reaction which is consistent with this mechanism? Rate=k. [N₂0s] [NO] [NO₂] [NO₂]

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Q1 Di-nitrogen penta-oxide reacts with nitrogen oxide to form nitrogen di-oxide. This reaction is described by the following equation: N₂O5 + NO What is the experimental determined rate law which is consistent with the following mechanism that proposed for this reaction: step 1: N₂05 3 NO₂ Rate=k. [N₂0s] NO₂ + NO3 slow step 2: NO+NO₂ 2 NO₂ fast What is the rate law experimentally determined for this reaction which is consistent with this mechanism? [NO] [NO₂] [NO₂]
Transcribed Image Text:Q1 Di-nitrogen penta-oxide reacts with nitrogen oxide to form nitrogen di-oxide. This reaction is described by the following equation: N₂O5 + NO What is the experimental determined rate law which is consistent with the following mechanism that proposed for this reaction: step 1: N₂05 3 NO₂ Rate=k. [N₂0s] NO₂ + NO3 slow step 2: NO+NO₂ 2 NO₂ fast What is the rate law experimentally determined for this reaction which is consistent with this mechanism? [NO] [NO₂] [NO₂]
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