4 must consist of a singlestep.By adding a catalyst to thereaction, the reaction ratewill increase.1. True2. FalseRaising the temperature willcause the reaction rate todecrease.If the temperature isincreased, the activationenergy will decrease.The reaction is second-order overall. Consider the gas-phase reaction to form hydrogen iodide, HI. The rate law has beendetermined experimentally to be Rate = k [H2] [121.%3DH2(g) + I2(g)-2 HI(g)Identify each statement as being either true or false.If the concentration of bothreactants is doubled, thenthe rate will be doubled.The reaction mechanismmust consist of a singlestep.By adding a catalyst to thereaction, the reaction ratewill increase1. True

H2(g)+I2(g)⇌2HI(g) this reaction is endothermic, so the reaction is favored by increasing the…

must consist of a single step. By adding a catalyst to the reaction, the reaction rate will increase. 1. True 2. False Raising the temperature will cause the reaction rate to decrease. If the temperature is increased, the activation energy will decrease. The reaction is second- order overall.

must consist of a single step. By adding a catalyst to the reaction, the reaction rate will increase. 1. True 2. False Raising the temperature will cause the reaction rate to decrease. If the temperature is increased, the activation energy will decrease. The reaction is second- order overall.

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must consist of a single
step.
By adding a catalyst to the
reaction, the reaction rate
will increase.
1. True
2. False
Raising the temperature will
cause the reaction rate to
decrease.
If the temperature is
increased, the activation
energy will decrease.
The reaction is second-
order overall.

Consider the gas-phase reaction to form hydrogen iodide, HI. The rate law has been
determined experimentally to be Rate = k [H2] [121.
%3D
H2(g) + I2(g)-2 HI(g)
Identify each statement as being either true or false.
If the concentration of both
reactants is doubled, then
the rate will be doubled.
The reaction mechanism
must consist of a single
step.
By adding a catalyst to the
reaction, the reaction rate
will increase
1. True

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