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Review Problem 13.107 The oxidation of nitrogen monoxide with oxygen to nitrogen dilaxide has a possible mechanism of 2NO(g) N,O,(9) (fast) N,0,(9) + O,(g) 2NO,(g) (slow) What are the intermediates in the proposed mechanism? Edit SHOW HINT What is the balanced equation for the net overall reaction? Enter physical states in your answer. Edit SHOW HINT What is the rate law for the reaction? rate - K(N,0,J[0,) rate - k(O,) rate - (NOJ(0,) rate - K(NOJ[N,O,1? K (NO, rate rate O O O OO O

Review Problem 13.107 The oxidation of nitrogen monoxide with oxygen to nitrogen dilaxide has a possible mechanism of 2NO(g) N,O,(9) (fast) N,0,(9) + O,(g) 2NO,(g) (slow) What are the intermediates in the proposed mechanism? Edit SHOW HINT What is the balanced equation for the net overall reaction? Enter physical states in your answer. Edit SHOW HINT What is the rate law for the reaction? rate - K(N,0,J[0,) rate - k(O,) rate - (NOJ(0,) rate - K(NOJ[N,O,1? K (NO, rate rate O O O OO O

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Review Problem 13.107 The oxidation of nitrogen monoxide with oxygen to nitrogen dioxide has a possible mechanism of 2NO(g) = N,O,(g) N,O,(g) + O,(g)–→ 2NO,(g) (slow) (fast) What are the intermediates in the proposed mechanism? Edit SHOW HINT What is the balanced equation for the net overall reaction? Enter physical states in your answer. Edit SHOW HINT What is the rate law for the reaction? O rate = K(N,0,[02) rate - K(0,) rate = k (NOJ?(0,1 rate = K[NO][N,0,j? rate = k (NO,1 O rate = O o o o o
Transcribed Image Text:Review Problem 13.107 The oxidation of nitrogen monoxide with oxygen to nitrogen dioxide has a possible mechanism of 2NO(g) = N,O,(g) N,O,(g) + O,(g)–→ 2NO,(g) (slow) (fast) What are the intermediates in the proposed mechanism? Edit SHOW HINT What is the balanced equation for the net overall reaction? Enter physical states in your answer. Edit SHOW HINT What is the rate law for the reaction? O rate = K(N,0,[02) rate - K(0,) rate = k (NOJ?(0,1 rate = K[NO][N,0,j? rate = k (NO,1 O rate = O o o o o
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The oxidation reaction of nitrogen monoxide is given below:

2NOg ⇔ N2O2g                 (fast)N2O2g + O2g →2NO2g     slow

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