The chemiluminescence reaction between nitrogen monoxide and ozone is given as follows: (c) (i) NO + 03 NO2 + O2 Based on the hard-sphere collision theory, calculate the pre-exponential factor, A for the elementary reaction at 650 K. Given that the molecular diameter of NO and O3 are 2.8 Å and 4.0 Å, respectively. What will be the effect on the pre-exponential factor, A if the temperature, T is decreased from 500 K to 300 K while other parameters are kept constant? (ii)

The chemiluminescence reaction between nitrogen monoxide and ozone is given as follows: (c) (i) NO + 03 NO2 + O2 Based on the hard-sphere collision theory, calculate the pre-exponential factor, A for the elementary reaction at 650 K. Given that the molecular diameter of NO and O3 are 2.8 Å and 4.0 Å, respectively. What will be the effect on the pre-exponential factor, A if the temperature, T is decreased from 500 K to 300 K while other parameters are kept constant? (ii)

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