Reaction Rates2N₂O5 (aq) → 4NO₂(aq) + O₂(g)Which choice represents the relative rateexpression between N2O5 and NO2?1. Rate =2. Rate ==1 A[N₂05] 1 A[NO₂]=4 At2 AtA[N₂05]At==Copyright © 2003-2022 International Academy of Science. All Rights Reserved.3. Rate:24. Rate = 24[₂05] = 4A[NO₂]AtAtEnter the answer choice number.Answer Choice NumberΔ[ΝΟ2]At1 A[N2O5] 1 A[NO₂]At=4AtDELLEnterJefferson, Thomas-

•Here given reaction is:- 2N2O5 => 4NO2 + O2 •Here we have to write relative rate expression.…

2N2O5(aq) → 4NO2(aq) + O2(g) Which choice represents the relative rate expression between N2O5 and NO2? –1 Δ[N2O5] 1. Rate = Δt 2. Rate = Δ[N2O5] Δ[ΝΟ2] Δt = = - = 1 Δ[N2O5] Δι 1 Δ[ΝΟ2] 4 Δt = Δι 1 Δ[ΝΟ2] ΔΕ 3. Rate 2 Δ[ΝΟ2] 4. Rate = 24[N2O5] = 44[N62] Δt

2N2O5(aq) → 4NO2(aq) + O2(g) Which choice represents the relative rate expression between N2O5 and NO2? –1 Δ[N2O5] 1. Rate = Δt 2. Rate = Δ[N2O5] Δ[ΝΟ2] Δt = = - = 1 Δ[N2O5] Δι 1 Δ[ΝΟ2] 4 Δt = Δι 1 Δ[ΝΟ2] ΔΕ 3. Rate 2 Δ[ΝΟ2] 4. Rate = 24[N2O5] = 44[N62] Δt

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Reaction Rates
2N₂O5 (aq) → 4NO₂(aq) + O₂(g)
Which choice represents the relative rate
expression between N2O5 and NO2?
1. Rate =
2. Rate =
=
1 A[N₂05] 1 A[NO₂]
=
4 At
2 At
A[N₂05]
At
=
=
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3. Rate:
2
4. Rate = 24[₂05] = 4A[NO₂]
At
At
Enter the answer choice number.
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Δ[ΝΟ2]
At
1 A[N2O5] 1 A[NO₂]
At
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4
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