6. (0,5 points) One method for the destruction of ozone in the upper atmosphere is: O3 NO NO, + O2 (slow) NO2 NO O2 (fast) + O3 202 + Overall reaction: Task Answer Which species is an intermediate? Which species is a catalyst? Which is the rate-determining step? Number of times each reactant is used in the rate- determining step? Write the ratelaw for the reaction.

6. (0,5 points) One method for the destruction of ozone in the upper atmosphere is: O3 NO NO, + O2 (slow) NO2 NO O2 (fast) + O3 202 + Overall reaction: Task Answer Which species is an intermediate? Which species is a catalyst? Which is the rate-determining step? Number of times each reactant is used in the rate- determining step? Write the ratelaw for the reaction.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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