(a)
Interpretation: The rate equation for the reaction is to be stated.
Concept introduction: The rate equation is given as,
The order of reaction depends on the exponents
(b)
Interpretation: The rate equation for this reaction by assuming the first step as a rate-determining is to be stated.
Concept introduction: The rate equation is given as,
The order of reaction depends on the exponents
(c)
Interpretation: The effect of change in indicated concentration is to be predicted on the rate of the reaction.
Concept introduction: The rate equation is given as,
The order of reaction depends on the exponents
(d)
Interpretation: The effect of change in the indicated concentration is to be predicted on the rate of the reaction.
Concept introduction: The rate equation is given as,
The order of reaction depends on the exponents
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