Consider the mechanism shown here:2 NO N2O2->N202 + H2 →N20 + H20 (slow step)N20 + H2→N2 + H20What is the molecularity of the 2nd step?a. termolecularOb. unimolecularC. amolecularOa. bimolecular

The Molecularity of 2nd step needs to be determined. Molecularity is the number of molecules that…

Consider the mechanism shown here: 2 NO N202 N202 + H2 → N20 + H20 (slow step) N20 + H2→N2 + H2O What is the molecularity of the 2nd step? Oa. termolecular Ob. unimolecular Oc C. amolecular Od. bimolecular

Consider the mechanism shown here: 2 NO N202 N202 + H2 → N20 + H20 (slow step) N20 + H2→N2 + H2O What is the molecularity of the 2nd step? Oa. termolecular Ob. unimolecular Oc C. amolecular Od. bimolecular

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Consider the mechanism shown here:
2 NO N2O2
->
N202 + H2 →N20 + H20 (slow step)
N20 + H2→N2 + H20
What is the molecularity of the 2nd step?
a. termolecular
Ob. unimolecular
C. amolecular
Oa. bimolecular

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