4. For the reaction: N,0,(g) = 2NO,(g) Assuming initial mass m of N,0,(g) and constant temperature (T) and Derive the relation between: (1) (i) The ratio of initial volume V, and average molar mass at equilib initial molar mass M, final volume V, (ii) Tho don 0000i

4. For the reaction: N,0,(g) = 2NO,(g) Assuming initial mass m of N,0,(g) and constant temperature (T) and Derive the relation between: (1) (i) The ratio of initial volume V, and average molar mass at equilib initial molar mass M, final volume V, (ii) Tho don 0000i

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4. For the reaction:
N,0,(g) = 2NO,(g)
Assuming initial mass m of N,0,(g) and constant temperature (T) and
Derive the relation between:
(1)
(i)
The ratio of
initial volume V,
and
average molar mass at equilib
initial molar mass M,
final volume V,
(ii)
Tho don
0000i

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