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Change in the concentration of compound per unit time is known as rate of a reaction.

Nitrogen dioxide will react to form nitrogen monoxide and oxygen gas according to the equation: 2NO2(g) → 2NO(g)+O2(g) A reaction container starts with an initial NO,(g) concentration of 0.350 M. What is the concentration of NO2(g) after the reactions processed for 30 seconds given the rate of NO;(g) loss 1.20× 10-3 M/s?

Nitrogen dioxide will react to form nitrogen monoxide and oxygen gas according to the equation: 2NO2(g) → 2NO(g)+O2(g) A reaction container starts with an initial NO,(g) concentration of 0.350 M. What is the concentration of NO2(g) after the reactions processed for 30 seconds given the rate of NO;(g) loss 1.20× 10-3 M/s?

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