1. Give the theoretical rate equation for the forward direction when all are gases except for water. 4 PH3 + 2H₂ + 902 2 P₂05 + 8 H₂O(liq) + 25 kJ The rate requires the collision-interactions of This is also reflected as the exponents in the rate equation, ratef=kf[ 14 [ a. C₂H6 j. 6 t. H₂O <-> b. Cl₂ C. C₂H4Cl₂ m. 9 k. 7 1. 8 u. 25 2. Give the theoretical rate equation for the forward direction when all are gases except for water AND PH3. 8 H₂O(lig) + 25 kJ 4 PH3(liq) + 2 H₂ + 90₂ <-> 2 P₂05 The rate requires the collision-interactions of This is also reflected as the exponents in the rate equation, ratef=kf[ 1²[ d. HCI n. 10 o. 0 e. 1 f. 2 1² [ p. PH3 19 PH3, g. 3 q. H₂ PH3, h. 4 r. 0₂ 19 i. 5 S. P₂05 H₂, and H₂, and O₂ molecules. O₂ molecules.

1. Give the theoretical rate equation for the forward direction when all are gases except for water. 4 PH3 + 2H₂ + 902 2 P₂05 + 8 H₂O(liq) + 25 kJ The rate requires the collision-interactions of This is also reflected as the exponents in the rate equation, ratef=kf[ 14 [ a. C₂H6 j. 6 t. H₂O <-> b. Cl₂ C. C₂H4Cl₂ m. 9 k. 7 1. 8 u. 25 2. Give the theoretical rate equation for the forward direction when all are gases except for water AND PH3. 8 H₂O(lig) + 25 kJ 4 PH3(liq) + 2 H₂ + 90₂ <-> 2 P₂05 The rate requires the collision-interactions of This is also reflected as the exponents in the rate equation, ratef=kf[ 1²[ d. HCI n. 10 o. 0 e. 1 f. 2 1² [ p. PH3 19 PH3, g. 3 q. H₂ PH3, h. 4 r. 0₂ 19 i. 5 S. P₂05 H₂, and H₂, and O₂ molecules. O₂ molecules.

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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