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For the reaction 2NO + Cl, → 2NOCI Match the appropriate rate law to each postulated mechanism. A Rate = k[NO][Cl2]? B Rate = K[NO][Cl2] C Rate = K[Cl2]? D Rate K[NO]? E Rate = K[NO]?[Cl½]? F Rate = k[Cl2] G Rate = K[NO] H Rate = K[NO]?[Cl2] I None of the above В Cl2 > 2CI slow CI + NO - NOCI fast В NO + Cl2 NOCI2 fast equilibrium NOCI, + NO > 2NOCI slow В NO + Cl2 – NOCI2 slow NOCI2 + NO → 2NOCI fast 2NO N202 fast equilibrium N202 + Cl2 → 2NOCI slow

For the reaction 2NO + Cl, → 2NOCI Match the appropriate rate law to each postulated mechanism. A Rate = k[NO][Cl2]? B Rate = K[NO][Cl2] C Rate = K[Cl2]? D Rate K[NO]? E Rate = K[NO]?[Cl½]? F Rate = k[Cl2] G Rate = K[NO] H Rate = K[NO]?[Cl2] I None of the above В Cl2 > 2CI slow CI + NO - NOCI fast В NO + Cl2 NOCI2 fast equilibrium NOCI, + NO > 2NOCI slow В NO + Cl2 – NOCI2 slow NOCI2 + NO → 2NOCI fast 2NO N202 fast equilibrium N202 + Cl2 → 2NOCI slow

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For the reaction 2NO + Cl2 2NOCI Match the appropriate rate law to each postulated mechanism. A Rate = k[NO][Cl2]? B Rate = K[NO][Cl2] C Rate = K[Cl2]? D Rate K[NO]? E Rate = K[NO]?[Cl½]? F Rate = k[Cl2] G Rate = K[NO] H Rate = K[NO]?[Cl2] I None of the above Cl2 > 2CI slow CI + NO – NOCI fast В NO + Cl2 NOCI2 fast equilibrium NOCI, + NO > 2NOCI slow В NO + Cl2 - NOCI2 slow NOCI2 + NO → 2NOCI fast 2NO N202 fast equilibrium N202 + Cl2 → 2NOCI slow
Transcribed Image Text:For the reaction 2NO + Cl2 2NOCI Match the appropriate rate law to each postulated mechanism. A Rate = k[NO][Cl2]? B Rate = K[NO][Cl2] C Rate = K[Cl2]? D Rate K[NO]? E Rate = K[NO]?[Cl½]? F Rate = k[Cl2] G Rate = K[NO] H Rate = K[NO]?[Cl2] I None of the above Cl2 > 2CI slow CI + NO – NOCI fast В NO + Cl2 NOCI2 fast equilibrium NOCI, + NO > 2NOCI slow В NO + Cl2 - NOCI2 slow NOCI2 + NO → 2NOCI fast 2NO N202 fast equilibrium N202 + Cl2 → 2NOCI slow
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