e) the initial vateofmixture of0.02 mol of NO (a) and 0.02 molof C/2 (8) in a 0.5-L container 12.) The reaction:2NO(g) + Cl₂ (3) 20NCI (3)is second order in NO), first order inCl₂(3), and third order overall. Comparethe initial vale ofreachon.mixture.OF 0.02 molmolwith(a) the rate of the reaction whenhalf of the NOA) has beenconsumed,of aOF NO) and 0.02of cl₂g in a one-liter container(g)(b) the rate of the reaction when halfof the Clz) has been consumed,(c) the rate of the reaction whentwo-thirds of the NO(g) has beenconsumed,(d) the initial rate of a mixtureOF 0.04 mol OF NO) and 0.02 molOF Cl₂ ) in one-liter container

The given reaction is as follows: 2NO(g) + Cl2(g) → 2NOCl(g) The reaction is second order with…

2.) The reaction: 2NO(g) + Cl₂ (3) 20NCI (2) is second order in NO(g), first order in Cl₂), and third order overall compare the initial vale reachon. OF of a mixture of 0.02 mol of NO ₁g) and 0.02 (9) mol with (a) the rate of the reaction when half of the NOA) has been consumed, of C1₂ (8) in a one-liter container (b) the rate of the reaction when half of the Clz) has been consumed, (c) the rate of the reaction when two-thirds of the NO(g) has been consumed, 6) the initial rate of a mixture OF 0.04 mol OF NO(A) and 0.02 mol OF Cl₂ ) in one-liter container

2.) The reaction: 2NO(g) + Cl₂ (3) 20NCI (2) is second order in NO(g), first order in Cl₂), and third order overall compare the initial vale reachon. OF of a mixture of 0.02 mol of NO ₁g) and 0.02 (9) mol with (a) the rate of the reaction when half of the NOA) has been consumed, of C1₂ (8) in a one-liter container (b) the rate of the reaction when half of the Clz) has been consumed, (c) the rate of the reaction when two-thirds of the NO(g) has been consumed, 6) the initial rate of a mixture OF 0.04 mol OF NO(A) and 0.02 mol OF Cl₂ ) in one-liter container

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e) the initial vate
of
mixture of
0.02 mol of NO (a) and 0.02 mol
of C/2 (8) in a 0.5-L container

12.) The reaction:
2NO(g) + Cl₂ (3) 20NCI (3)
is second order in NO), first order in
Cl₂(3), and third order overall. Compare
the initial vale of
reachon.
mixture.
OF 0.02 mol
mol
with
(a) the rate of the reaction when
half of the NOA) has been
consumed,
of a
OF NO) and 0.02
of cl₂g in a one-liter container
(g)
(b) the rate of the reaction when half
of the Clz) has been consumed,
(c) the rate of the reaction when
two-thirds of the NO(g) has been
consumed,
(d) the initial rate of a mixture
OF 0.04 mol OF NO) and 0.02 mol
OF Cl₂ ) in one-liter container

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