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How would each of the following change the rate the reaction shown here? 2NO (g) + 2H2 (g), * N2(g)+2H,0(g) a. Adding some NO (g) b. Decreasing the temperature С. Removing some H2 (g) d. Adding a catalyst

How would each of the following change the rate the reaction shown here? 2NO (g) + 2H2 (g), * N2(g)+2H,0(g) a. Adding some NO (g) b. Decreasing the temperature С. Removing some H2 (g) d. Adding a catalyst

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