The decomposition of ammonia on tungsten is zero order with a rate of 2.5x10-4 mol/dm-3 min-1 at 1100 K when the [NH3] = 0.040 mol/dm-3. What is the rate expression.?

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Problem 52QAP: For the zero-order decomposition of ammonia on tungsten NH3(g) W 12 N2(g)+32 H2(g)the rate constant...
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The decomposition of ammonia on tungsten is zero order with a rate of 2.5x10-4 mol/dm-3 min-1 at 1100 K when the [NH3] = 0.040 mol/dm-3.


What is the rate expression.? 

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