Q7. a) Consider the below-given reaction: X+2Y- Z Information: [X]: molarity of component X. i. the reaction rate remains constant when we doubled the [X] whereas the [Y] is kept constant. ii. the reaction rate is doubled when the [Y] is doubled and the [X] held constant. Define the orders of X and Y components for this reaction and explain with details. b) Determine the equilibrium concentration of X after that 1.0 mol of Y, 2.0 mol of Z, and 0.50 mol of W are introduced into a 1.0 L of reaction flask and waited to reach to equilibrium. The equation: 2 Y+Z W+2X K=1.5 x 10-3

Q7. a) Consider the below-given reaction: X+2Y- Z Information: [X]: molarity of component X. i. the reaction rate remains constant when we doubled the [X] whereas the [Y] is kept constant. ii. the reaction rate is doubled when the [Y] is doubled and the [X] held constant. Define the orders of X and Y components for this reaction and explain with details. b) Determine the equilibrium concentration of X after that 1.0 mol of Y, 2.0 mol of Z, and 0.50 mol of W are introduced into a 1.0 L of reaction flask and waited to reach to equilibrium. The equation: 2 Y+Z W+2X K=1.5 x 10-3

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