The formation of amnonia (NHJ occurs according to the tollowing equationN2 (9) + 3H2 (9) 2NHs (9)The following data was collected over a period of timeTime (s)IN: M(4) MINHLM0.40. 100025O05000250.1500.0350.2050.13250.0225016750.15510000120.1360.1761250.00080. 102401984150O 000650.101950.1987Use the table to detemine the rate of disappearance of hydrogen gas between 100 and 125 s.o744 x 10 M/s22.38 x 10M/sO 134 x 10 M/s1420 x 10? M/sO 6.00 x 10 M/s

The formation of amenonia (NH occurs according to the following equation Na (9) + 3H2 (9) 2NHs (9) The following data was collected over a period of time Tune (s IN M 0) M INHL M 0.4 0. 1000 25 50 O 0500 0.035 025 01 0.205 013 75 0.0225 0012 0.1675 0.136 0.155 100 0.176 125 0.0008 0.1024 01984 150 O00065 0.10195 0.1987 Use the table to determine the rate of disappearance of hydrogen gas between 100 and 125 s o 744 x 10 M/s 22.38 x 10Ms O 134 x 10 M/s 1 420 x 10 M/s O 6.00 x 10 M/s

The formation of amenonia (NH occurs according to the following equation Na (9) + 3H2 (9) 2NHs (9) The following data was collected over a period of time Tune (s IN M 0) M INHL M 0.4 0. 1000 25 50 O 0500 0.035 025 01 0.205 013 75 0.0225 0012 0.1675 0.136 0.155 100 0.176 125 0.0008 0.1024 01984 150 O00065 0.10195 0.1987 Use the table to determine the rate of disappearance of hydrogen gas between 100 and 125 s o 744 x 10 M/s 22.38 x 10Ms O 134 x 10 M/s 1 420 x 10 M/s O 6.00 x 10 M/s

Chemical Principles in the Laboratory

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Chapter21: Rates Of Chemical Reactions, Ii. A Clock Reaction

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