. The decomposition of N₂O5 in carbon tetrachloride has been studied:2 N₂O5 (g) → 2 N₂O4 (g) + O₂(g)The concentration of N₂O5 is monitored for 1200 seconds andmeasured every 400 seconds. The data are tabulated below:[N₂O5](M)0.01.40400.01.10800.00.871200.00.68(a) Fill the blanks in the table. Note that the last column is theaverage rate of reaction.(b) Briefly explain why the rates are decreasing.time(s)At(s)Rate =-A[N₂O5]/At(M/s)A[N₂O5](M)

. The decomposition of N₂O5 in carbon tetrachloride has been studied: 2 N₂Os (g) → 2 N₂O4 (g) + O₂(g) The concentration of N₂O5 is monitored for 1200 seconds and measured every 400 seconds. The data are tabulated below: time(s) [N₂O5] (M) 1.40 400.0 1.10 800.0 0.87 1200.0 0.68 (a) Fill the blanks in the table. Note that the last column is the average rate of reaction. (b) Briefly explain why the rates are decreasing. 0.0 Δt(s) A[N₂O5](M) Rate =L A[N₂O5]/At(M/s) -

. The decomposition of N₂O5 in carbon tetrachloride has been studied: 2 N₂Os (g) → 2 N₂O4 (g) + O₂(g) The concentration of N₂O5 is monitored for 1200 seconds and measured every 400 seconds. The data are tabulated below: time(s) [N₂O5] (M) 1.40 400.0 1.10 800.0 0.87 1200.0 0.68 (a) Fill the blanks in the table. Note that the last column is the average rate of reaction. (b) Briefly explain why the rates are decreasing. 0.0 Δt(s) A[N₂O5](M) Rate =L A[N₂O5]/At(M/s) -

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