The following mechanism has been proposed for the formation of N₂ and H₂0 from H₂ and nitrogen monoxideStep 1Step 22 NON₂0₂S+N₂0₂ (fast, equilibrium) This is reversibleN₂0 H₂0 (fast, equilibrium) This is reversibleStep 3a. What is the overall reaction for this mechanism?/b. What are the intermediates if my exist?c. Write a rate law for sach step of the mechanism and let the molecularity of each step. Be sure to include any reversible steps as well.Answer this question on the scratch paper clearly labeleN₂ H₂O (slow, RDS) This is not reversible+d. What is the predicted rate low for this reaction? Bpaper clearly labeled.e. What are the expected units for k given the time in units of seconds.

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The following mechanism has been proposed for the formation of N₂ and H₂O from H₂ and tager mode N₂O₂ (fast, equilibrium) This is reversible Step 1 Step 2 2 NO N₂O₂ H₂ S N₂0 H₂O [fest, quilibrium) This is reversible Step 3 a. What is the overall reaction for this mechanism?/ b. What are the intermedies if my exist Write arate law for each step of the mechanism and the molecularity of each step. Be sure to include any reversible steps as well. Answer this question on the scratch paper clearly labele N₂ H₂O (slow, RDS) This is not reversible d. What is the predicted rate low for this reaction? B paper clearly labeled. What are the expected units for k given the time in units of seconds.

The following mechanism has been proposed for the formation of N₂ and H₂O from H₂ and tager mode N₂O₂ (fast, equilibrium) This is reversible Step 1 Step 2 2 NO N₂O₂ H₂ S N₂0 H₂O [fest, quilibrium) This is reversible Step 3 a. What is the overall reaction for this mechanism?/ b. What are the intermedies if my exist Write arate law for each step of the mechanism and the molecularity of each step. Be sure to include any reversible steps as well. Answer this question on the scratch paper clearly labele N₂ H₂O (slow, RDS) This is not reversible d. What is the predicted rate low for this reaction? B paper clearly labeled. What are the expected units for k given the time in units of seconds.

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Chapter11: Chemical Kinetics

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Problem 11.36PAE: The reaction NO(g) + O,(g) — NO,(g) + 0(g) plays a role in the formation of nitrogen dioxide in...

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