14. Consider the following reaction: N,0, (g) → 2NO, (g) The rate of the reaction above can be studied at constant temperature using a pressure probe. However, the data are complicated due to the presence of two gases. a. If the reaction vessel initially contained only dinitrogen tetroxide, would you expect an overall increase or decrease in pressure as the reaction proceeds? Justify your reasoning. b. Suppose the above reaction showed an increase of 0.500 kPa in 10 seconds. What would be the change in pressure for dinitrogen tetroxide in the same time period?

14. Consider the following reaction: N,0, (g) → 2NO, (g) The rate of the reaction above can be studied at constant temperature using a pressure probe. However, the data are complicated due to the presence of two gases. a. If the reaction vessel initially contained only dinitrogen tetroxide, would you expect an overall increase or decrease in pressure as the reaction proceeds? Justify your reasoning. b. Suppose the above reaction showed an increase of 0.500 kPa in 10 seconds. What would be the change in pressure for dinitrogen tetroxide in the same time period?

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