Asked by JES
For the elementary reaction
NO 3 + CO â NO2 + CO 2
the molecularity of the reaction is __________, and the rate law is rate = __________.
A) 2, k[NO 2][CO 2]
B) 2, k[NO 3][CO]/[NO2 ][CO 2]
C) 4, k[NO 3][CO][NO 2][CO 2]
D) 4, k[NO 2][CO 2]/[NO 3][CO]
E) 2, k[NO 3][CO]
how do i solve problems like these?
NO 3 + CO â NO2 + CO 2
the molecularity of the reaction is __________, and the rate law is rate = __________.
A) 2, k[NO 2][CO 2]
B) 2, k[NO 3][CO]/[NO2 ][CO 2]
C) 4, k[NO 3][CO][NO 2][CO 2]
D) 4, k[NO 2][CO 2]/[NO 3][CO]
E) 2, k[NO 3][CO]
how do i solve problems like these?
Answers
Answered by
DrBob222
I think the secret is the wording. In "elementary" reactions, you go with the coefficients in the balanced equation.
So reactions involving 1 molecule are unimolecular, while two or three or either bimolecular or termolecular. So this is a bimolecular equation and the rate law is k[NO3][CO] so I would go with answer E.
So reactions involving 1 molecule are unimolecular, while two or three or either bimolecular or termolecular. So this is a bimolecular equation and the rate law is k[NO3][CO] so I would go with answer E.
Answered by
JES
ok thank you!
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