[kinetics] Reaction rates of components given the rate of one component For the reaction:4PH3(g) P4(9) + 6H2(g)d[P]/dt = 3.3x10 M/s at a particular temperature and set of concentrations.what are d[H2]/dt and d[PH3]/dt?d[H2]/dt = 5.5e-4 M/sd[PH3]/dt = 8.3e-4 M/sWhat is the rate of the reaction?3.3e-3 M/sSubmit AnswerIncorrect. Tries 3/99 Previous TriesFor the reaction:2NO(g) + 02(g) – 2NO2(g)d[0,]/dt = -1.1×10 M/s at a particular temperature and set of concentrations.What are d[No,]/dt and d[NO]/dt?d[NO,1/dt == p/[ON]pWhat is the rate of the reaction?Submit AnswerTries 0/99

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For the reaction: 4PH3(g) P4(9) + 6H2(g) d[P4]/dt = 3.3x10 M/s at a particular temperature and set of concentrations. What are d[H2]/dt and d[PH3]/dt? d[H2]/dt = 5.5e-4 M/s d[PH3]/dt = 8.3e-4 M/s %3D What is the rate of the reaction? 3.Зе-3 M/s Submit Answer Incorrect. Tries 3/99 Previous Tries For the reaction: 2NO(g) + 02(g) – 2NO2(g) d[02]/dt = -1.1×10 M/s at a particular temperature and set of concentrations. What are d[NO2]/dt and d[NO]/dt? d[NO,1/dt = d[NO]/dt = %3D What is the rate of the reaction? Submit Answer Tries 0/99

For the reaction: 4PH3(g) P4(9) + 6H2(g) d[P4]/dt = 3.3x10 M/s at a particular temperature and set of concentrations. What are d[H2]/dt and d[PH3]/dt? d[H2]/dt = 5.5e-4 M/s d[PH3]/dt = 8.3e-4 M/s %3D What is the rate of the reaction? 3.Зе-3 M/s Submit Answer Incorrect. Tries 3/99 Previous Tries For the reaction: 2NO(g) + 02(g) – 2NO2(g) d[02]/dt = -1.1×10 M/s at a particular temperature and set of concentrations. What are d[NO2]/dt and d[NO]/dt? d[NO,1/dt = d[NO]/dt = %3D What is the rate of the reaction? Submit Answer Tries 0/99

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Chapter17: Equilibrium

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