1. Which of the following is an elementary bimolecular reaction? A. CO (g) + 0; (g) ----- B. NO:(g) + CO(g) -------- C. NO:(g) D. H;(g) + I(g) - E. SO:(g) CO(g) Rate = k [COF NO(g) + CO:(g) Rate=k [NO;F* Rate - k [NO;] Rate =- k (H;]° NO(g) + NO:(g) H(g) SO (g) + SO(g) Rate – k [SO;F

1. Which of the following is an elementary bimolecular reaction? A. CO (g) + 0; (g) ----- B. NO:(g) + CO(g) -------- C. NO:(g) D. H;(g) + I(g) - E. SO:(g) CO(g) Rate = k [COF NO(g) + CO:(g) Rate=k [NO;F* Rate - k [NO;] Rate =- k (H;]° NO(g) + NO:(g) H(g) SO (g) + SO(g) Rate – k [SO;F

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1. Which of the following is an elementary bimolecular reaction?
A. CO (g) + 0; (g) -----
B. NO:(g) + CO(g) --------
C. NO:(g)
D. H;(g) + I(g) -
E. SO:(g)
CO(g) Rate = k [COF
NO(g) + CO:(g) Rate=k [NO;F*
Rate - k [NO;]
Rate =- k (H;]°
NO(g) + NO:(g)
H(g)
SO (g) + SO(g) Rate – k [SO;F

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