The other questions we’re answered already I just need e, f , g and h please. amples:Unimeleculogras aTeactEimaane- Rea1) A chemical reaction proceeds with the proposed reaction mechanism below;StepKinetics AssignmentSCH4U0E (kJ/mol)75AH+17525-AH+50N2e) + Oze) → N,O« +O«).1+25-150+0HN2O +Oz«) → NOe) +NO)NOw +O«) → N0ze)a) Draw the potential energy diagram for this reaction below.300250P.E.200(kJ/150mo1)100+0218)50b) What is the overall reaction?N2 9) + 2 Ozcg->c) Which step is the rate determining step? Explain why.Step 2 because it has the highest activation energy.d) What would be the rate law for this reaction?K= [e) Explain what would happen to the rate if the concentration of Nedoubled.f) Use a dotted line to show what would happen if a catalyst was added to the reaction.g) Identify the spot on the graph that represents the transition state for reaction 2.h) Identify the intermediates present in this reaction. (Intermediates are produced andconsumed in the reaction mechanisms) 11:171 Gmailb)T 20300250100SoRean Brogress -Step3c)Step -1- N2019)Ep = 175 K/relStep -2NgO (9) + O_ (5)En = so kouolStep - 3NO 19) + D(9)b)Adding al siep we get,Nz (8) + 20L (0)2NOL (0)Rate deturiving Step is alinayı sowest Hep which havehigh ALbivation energy.Step 1istate deterrining step of the Reactiona) Rode law is asitten fiom sate deleırvining step .,?

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Re Kinetics Assignment 1) A chemical reaction proceeds with the proposed reaction mechanism below; +175 SCH4U0 E (kJ/mol) 75AH Step Ne) + Oze) → N,0 +Ow. 25- AH 1 +50 N20 +Oze) → NOe) +NO) -150+AH +25 NO +Ow + N0) a) Draw the potential energy diagram for this reaction below. 300 250 P. E. (k 200 J/ 150 mo 1) 100 Ne +0 2(g) 2(g) 50 b) What is the overall reaction? N2(g) + 20xg -> c) Which step is the rate determining step? Explain why. Step 2 because it has the highest activation energy. d) What would be the rate law for this reaction? e) Explain what would happen to the rate if the concentration of N doubled. f) Use a dotted line to show what would happen if a catalyst was added to the reaction. g) Identify the spot on the graph that represents the transition state for reaction 2. h) Identify the intermediates present in this reaction. (Intermediates are produced and consumed in the reaction mechanisms)

Re Kinetics Assignment 1) A chemical reaction proceeds with the proposed reaction mechanism below; +175 SCH4U0 E (kJ/mol) 75AH Step Ne) + Oze) → N,0 +Ow. 25- AH 1 +50 N20 +Oze) → NOe) +NO) -150+AH +25 NO +Ow + N0) a) Draw the potential energy diagram for this reaction below. 300 250 P. E. (k 200 J/ 150 mo 1) 100 Ne +0 2(g) 2(g) 50 b) What is the overall reaction? N2(g) + 20xg -> c) Which step is the rate determining step? Explain why. Step 2 because it has the highest activation energy. d) What would be the rate law for this reaction? e) Explain what would happen to the rate if the concentration of N doubled. f) Use a dotted line to show what would happen if a catalyst was added to the reaction. g) Identify the spot on the graph that represents the transition state for reaction 2. h) Identify the intermediates present in this reaction. (Intermediates are produced and consumed in the reaction mechanisms)

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Chapter11: Chemical Kinetics: Rates Of Reactions

Section11.1: Reaction Rate

Problem 11.2CE: Instantaneous rates for the reaction of hydroxide ion with Cv+ can be determined from the slope of...

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