1. The following reaction scheme has been postulated for the gas-phase pyrolysis of ethane C,H, = CH3* + CH3 C,H6 + CH3. = CHa + C2H5. %3D C2H5- = C2H4 + H- C,H, + H- = C,Hs + H2 %3D C,Hs• + C,Hs• = C4H10 or C2H4 + C2H6 Derive an expression for the rate of formation of hydrogen in terms of the reactant concentration and the rate constants of the elementary steps in the reaction scheme by application of the steady-state treatment to reactive intermediates.

1. The following reaction scheme has been postulated for the gas-phase pyrolysis of ethane C,H, = CH3* + CH3 C,H6 + CH3. = CHa + C2H5. %3D C2H5- = C2H4 + H- C,H, + H- = C,Hs + H2 %3D C,Hs• + C,Hs• = C4H10 or C2H4 + C2H6 Derive an expression for the rate of formation of hydrogen in terms of the reactant concentration and the rate constants of the elementary steps in the reaction scheme by application of the steady-state treatment to reactive intermediates.

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