Rate laws can be entered as strings in the answer box. For example, for aA(aq) + bB(aq) →CC(aq) with the rate being second order in A and first order in B you enter k*[A]^2*[B] andfor aA(g) + bB(g) cC(g) with the rate being second order in A and first order in B usingpressures you enter k*P_{A}^2*P_{B}.The reaction 2NO(g) + O2(g) → 2NO2(g) is second order in NO and first order in 02. Write therate law for the reaction in terms of pressures PNO and Po2 . Let us agree not to usesubscripts on subscripts. So, to enter the pressure of 02 use P_{02} and not P_{O_2}.Units can be entered using mol/(L s) note the parenthesis and the space between L and s.Enter the units of r when the pressure is measured in bar and time in min. (use the backslash/ but be sure to use () when more than oneunit is is the denominator)Units of r =Enter the units of r when the amount is measured in mol L1 and time in min (use thebackslash / but be sure to use () when more than oneunit is is the denominator and a space or * to mean the product, for example: L/(mol s) orL/(mol*s) or L/(s mol) or L/(s*mol) )Units of r =%3DEnter the following rate law for the decomposition of 03:2k1 k2[O3]°k _1[O2] + k2[O3]as a stringusing the string 2*k_1*k_2*[O_3]^2/(k_{-1}*[O_2] + k_2*[O_3]) try typing it instead of usingcopy and paste. Note that here we use O_3, but we do not use 0_{3} because the subscript is asingle character.

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Rate laws can be entered as strings in the answer box. For example, for aA(aq) + bB(aq) →
CC(aq) with the rate being second order in A and first order in B you enter k*[A]^2*[B] and
for aA(g) + bB(g) cC(g) with the rate being second order in A and first order in B using
pressures you enter k*P_{A}^2*P_{B}.
The reaction 2NO(g) + O2(g) → 2NO2(g) is second order in NO and first order in 02. Write the
rate law for the reaction in terms of pressures PNO and Po2 . Let us agree not to use
subscripts on subscripts. So, to enter the pressure of 02 use P_{02} and not P_{O_2}.
Units can be entered using mol/(L s) note the parenthesis and the space between L and s.
Enter the units of r when the pressure is measured in bar and time in min. (use the backslash
/ but be sure to use () when more than one
unit is is the denominator)
Units of r =
Enter the units of r when the amount is measured in mol L1 and time in min (use the
backslash / but be sure to use () when more than one
unit is is the denominator and a space or * to mean the product, for example: L/(mol s) or
L/(mol*s) or L/(s mol) or L/(s*mol) )
Units of r =
%3D
Enter the following rate law for the decomposition of 03:
2k1 k2[O3]°
k _1[O2] + k2[O3]
as a string
using the string 2*k_1*k_2*[O_3]^2/(k_{-1}*[O_2] + k_2*[O_3]) try typing it instead of using
copy and paste. Note that here we use O_3, but we do not use 0_{3} because the subscript is a
single character.

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