Please do both 2 N205(g) 4 NO2(g) + 02(g) Consider thedecomposition of dinitrogen pentoxide shownabove. In order to determine the rate of thisreaction, we can measure the concentration ofN205 at various time intervals throughout thereaction. The data and graph of [N2Õ5] versestime are shown belowTIME(s) N205 (M)010.00200 0.88400 0.78600 0.69800 0.611000 0.541200 0.48(A) What is the average rate of consumption ofN205 in the first 200 seconds? NOTE: The sign isimportant!M/sec(B) What is the average rate of consumption ofN205 between 1000 and 1400 seconds?M/sec

Introduction: Note: Since there is no data given for 1400 sec , so I believe it should be 1200 sec…

2 N205(g) 4 NO2(g) + O2(g) Consider the decomposition of dinitrogen pentoxide shown above. In order to determine the rate of this reaction, we can measure the concentration of N205 at various time intervals throughout the reaction. The data and graph of [N2Õ5] verses cime are shown below TIME(s) N205 (M) 01 0.00 200 0.88 400 0.78 600 0.69 B00 0.61 1000 0.54 1200 0.48 A) What is the average rate of consumption of N205 in the first 200 seconds? NOTE: The sign is mportant! M/sec (B) What is the average rate of consumption of N205 between 1000 and 1400 seconds? M/sec

2 N205(g) 4 NO2(g) + O2(g) Consider the decomposition of dinitrogen pentoxide shown above. In order to determine the rate of this reaction, we can measure the concentration of N205 at various time intervals throughout the reaction. The data and graph of [N2Õ5] verses cime are shown below TIME(s) N205 (M) 01 0.00 200 0.88 400 0.78 600 0.69 B00 0.61 1000 0.54 1200 0.48 A) What is the average rate of consumption of N205 in the first 200 seconds? NOTE: The sign is mportant! M/sec (B) What is the average rate of consumption of N205 between 1000 and 1400 seconds? M/sec

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