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The dissociation of NO; occurs by the following reaction: 2NO: (2) → 2NO (2) + 0: (g) If the rate for the reaction is 0.83 M s', Write the differential rate expression for the above reaction. Determine the rate of disappearance of NO2. [3M] Given that the rate constant for the following reaction is 0.076 M s' and the rate depends only on the concentration of I. i. 1. b) I + Cio > 10 + Cr What will be the concentration of I after 500 s if its initial concentration is 3.5x10 M?

The dissociation of NO; occurs by the following reaction: 2NO: (2) → 2NO (2) + 0: (g) If the rate for the reaction is 0.83 M s', Write the differential rate expression for the above reaction. Determine the rate of disappearance of NO2. [3M] Given that the rate constant for the following reaction is 0.076 M s' and the rate depends only on the concentration of I. i. 1. b) I + Cio > 10 + Cr What will be the concentration of I after 500 s if its initial concentration is 3.5x10 M?

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The dissociation of NO; occurs by the following reaction: 2NO: (g) → 2NO (2) +0: (g) If the rate for the reaction is 0.83 M s, Write the differential rate expression for the above reaction Determine the rate of disappearance of NO. [3M] Given that the rate constant for the following reaction is 0.076 M* si and the rate depends only on the concentration of I. i. i. b) I + C1o > 10 + Cr What will be the concentration of I after 500 s if its initial concentration is 3.5x103 M?
Transcribed Image Text:The dissociation of NO; occurs by the following reaction: 2NO: (g) → 2NO (2) +0: (g) If the rate for the reaction is 0.83 M s, Write the differential rate expression for the above reaction Determine the rate of disappearance of NO. [3M] Given that the rate constant for the following reaction is 0.076 M* si and the rate depends only on the concentration of I. i. i. b) I + C1o > 10 + Cr What will be the concentration of I after 500 s if its initial concentration is 3.5x103 M?
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