question archive It was experimentally determined that for a reaction between NO and H2 the rate law is rate = k [NO2][H]2 a) What is the reaction order, with respect to NO? b) What is the reaction order, with respect to H2? c) What is the overall reaction order? d) If we double the concentration of NO2, what is going to happen with the reaction rate? e) If we double the concentration of H, what is going to happen with the reaction rate? f) If we double the concentration of both NO2 and H, what is going to happen with the reaction rate
It was experimentally determined that for a reaction between NO and H2 the rate law is rate = k [NO2][H]2 a) What is the reaction order, with respect to NO? b) What is the reaction order, with respect to H2? c) What is the overall reaction order? d) If we double the concentration of NO2, what is going to happen with the reaction rate? e) If we double the concentration of H, what is going to happen with the reaction rate? f) If we double the concentration of both NO2 and H, what is going to happen with the reaction rate
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It was experimentally determined that for a reaction between NO and H2 the rate law is rate = k [NO2][H]2
a) What is the reaction order, with respect to NO?
b) What is the reaction order, with respect to H2?
c) What is the overall reaction order?
d) If we double the concentration of NO2, what is going to happen with the reaction rate?
e) If we double the concentration of H, what is going to happen with the reaction rate?
f) If we double the concentration of both NO2 and H, what is going to happen with the reaction rate.
