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The following initial rate data are for the reduction of nitric oxide with hydrogen
2 NO 211N, 211,0
Experiment
1
INO).M
0,475
IM
0.411
mit Rate, M.
0.144
0.575
0.000
0.478
0.000
0,822
0.822
0.217
1.IS
1
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Answer:

1.553 M^2s^-1

Step-by-step explanation:

Now let us consider experiments 1,2,3.

In experiment 1 and 2, the concentration of NO is doubled and the initial rate of reaction is quadrupled.

0.575/0.144 = 4

So;

2^2 =4

In experiment 2 and 3

The concentration of reaction of H2 is doubled and the rate of reaction is doubled.

0.575/0.287 = 2

2^1 =2

So we can now write;

Rate =k[NO]^2 [H2]^1

Taking up the first reaction;

0.144 =k [0.475]^2 [0.411]

k = 0.144/ [0.475]^2 [0.411]

k = 1.553 M^2s^-1

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