HELP Calculation of order of reactionNitrogen di-oxide reacts with carbon monoxide to exchange oxygen between reactants. This reaction is described by the following equation:CO+NO₂-CO₂ + NOThe reaction was studied at 45°C and the data in the table were collected.Reaction123X=The rate law for the reaction can be written as: rate=A[CO] [No₂Determine the orders x and calculate the rate constant k. Enter these values in the boxes below.SUBMIT[CO]0.220.440.110.22y"[NO₂] Initial rate of reaction (M sec¹)0.270.002602.430.2100.270.002600.810.0234

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HELP Calculation of order of reaction Nitrogen di-oxide reacts with carbon monoxide to exchange oxygen between reactants. This reaction is described by the following equation: CO+NO₂ CO₂ + NO The reaction was studied at 45°C and the data in the table were collected. Reaction 1 2 3 4 X= [CO] 0.22 0.44 SUBMIT 0.11 0.22 [NO₂] 0.27 2.43 0.27 0.81 The rate law for the reaction can be written as: rate=A[CO] [Nd₂] Determine the orders x and calculate the rate constant k. Enter these values in the boxes below. Initial rate of reaction (M sec¹) 0.00260 0.210 0.00260 0.0234

HELP Calculation of order of reaction Nitrogen di-oxide reacts with carbon monoxide to exchange oxygen between reactants. This reaction is described by the following equation: CO+NO₂ CO₂ + NO The reaction was studied at 45°C and the data in the table were collected. Reaction 1 2 3 4 X= [CO] 0.22 0.44 SUBMIT 0.11 0.22 [NO₂] 0.27 2.43 0.27 0.81 The rate law for the reaction can be written as: rate=A[CO] [Nd₂] Determine the orders x and calculate the rate constant k. Enter these values in the boxes below. Initial rate of reaction (M sec¹) 0.00260 0.210 0.00260 0.0234

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