I need help with question#2, can someone explain to me what I suppose to do?If doubling the concentration of the nitrate ion of reaction above causes the rate of reaction to quadruple, what is the order of the reaction with respect to nitrate ion? 1) Write a basic form of the rate law for the following reaction.NO + 31-+ 2H*NO +15 + H20Rate = K [NO5] [I]°[H]°%3D2) If doubling the concentration of nitrate ion in the reaction above causes the rate ofreaction to quadruple, what is the order of reaction with respect to nitrate ion?

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I need help with question#2, can someone explain to me what I suppose to do? If doubling the concentration of the nitrate ion of reaction above causes the rate of reaction to quadruple, what is the order of the reaction with respect to nitrate ion?

1) Write a basic form of the rate law for the following reaction.
NO + 31-+ 2H*
NO +15 + H20
Rate = K [NO5] [I]°[H]°
%3D
2) If doubling the concentration of nitrate ion in the reaction above causes the rate of
reaction to quadruple, what is the order of reaction with respect to nitrate ion?

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The relation between the concentration of the reactants and the rate of reaction is expressed by the rate law. The rate law of a reaction is determined experimentally.

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