3. Nitric oxide, NO, reacts with hydrogen to give nitrous oxide, N,0, and water.2 NO + H -N,O@ + H,O@In a series of experiments, the following initial rates of disappearance of NO wereobtained:InitialInitial RateConcentrationsof Reaction[NO][H,]Еxp. 1Exp. 2Exp. 33.2 X 10° M6.4 X 10° M3.2 X 10° M1.1 X 10° M1.1 X 10° M2.2 X 10° M1.3 X 10° M/s5.2 X 10° M/s-52.6 X 10° M/sA) Find the rate law.B) Draw the rate law graph with respect to H2.-4C) What would the rate be if I initially added 4.5 X 10*M of NO and 6.8 X 10*M of H,?

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3. Nitric oxide, NO, reacts with hydrogen to give nitrous oxide, N,0, and water. 2 NO, + Hxe + H,Oe In a series of experiments, the following initial rates of disappearance of NO were obtained: Initial Initial Rate Concentrations of Reaction [NO] [H,] Еxp. 1 Еxp. 2 Exp. 3 1.1 X 10° M 1.1 X 10° M 1.3 X 10° M/s 5.2 X 10° M/s 3.2 X 10° M -3 6.4 X 10° M 3.2 X 10* M 2.2 X 10° M 2.6 X 10° M/s A) Find the rate law. B) Draw the rate law graph with respect to H2. C) What would the rate be if I initially added 4.5 X 10* M of NO and 6.8 X 10* M of H,?

3. Nitric oxide, NO, reacts with hydrogen to give nitrous oxide, N,0, and water. 2 NO, + Hxe + H,Oe In a series of experiments, the following initial rates of disappearance of NO were obtained: Initial Initial Rate Concentrations of Reaction [NO] [H,] Еxp. 1 Еxp. 2 Exp. 3 1.1 X 10° M 1.1 X 10° M 1.3 X 10° M/s 5.2 X 10° M/s 3.2 X 10° M -3 6.4 X 10° M 3.2 X 10* M 2.2 X 10° M 2.6 X 10° M/s A) Find the rate law. B) Draw the rate law graph with respect to H2. C) What would the rate be if I initially added 4.5 X 10* M of NO and 6.8 X 10* M of H,?

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