9. The following shows 3 step reaction mechanism of decomposition reaction of N₂Os: TStep 1:ka,ka.N₂O5 NO₂ + NO3sili od bluow Jadw .sbflluzib (ka for the forward reaction anoitushogs Step 2: to fom (NO₂ + NO3mobilusis Step 3: hilleil, NO + N₂O.N₂05→Using steady-state approximation, deduce the decomposition rate of N₂O5.dX=TAction and ka' for the reverse reaction)ka for the reverse reaction to g 00.211NO₂+ O₂ + NOO Saoitoloe aid) lo imioq gailiodNO₂ + NO₂ + Nouillod to 256 bus (garA)NO₂(q 01)

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9. The following shows 3 step reaction mechanism of decomposition reaction of N₂Os: o kaka Step 1: N₂O5 NO₂ + NO3 W dX=TA sillod bluow Jadw.obiliuzib (Ka for the forward reaction and ka' for the reverse U bevi02210 21 (10r reaction) og00.211 nohushogs Step 2: to lom (NO₂ + NO3 NO₂2 +0₂ + NO Satulog aidi 10 mioq gailiod nobuluslas Sten 3.0billueil NO NOK NO. NO. 1 Nouliod to 3° 2.bris (1) + N₂O5 NO₂ + NO₂ + NO2 Using steady-state approximation, deduce the decomposition rate of N₂O5. 3: (uq 01)

9. The following shows 3 step reaction mechanism of decomposition reaction of N₂Os: o kaka Step 1: N₂O5 NO₂ + NO3 W dX=TA sillod bluow Jadw.obiliuzib (Ka for the forward reaction and ka' for the reverse U bevi02210 21 (10r reaction) og00.211 nohushogs Step 2: to lom (NO₂ + NO3 NO₂2 +0₂ + NO Satulog aidi 10 mioq gailiod nobuluslas Sten 3.0billueil NO NOK NO. NO. 1 Nouliod to 3° 2.bris (1) + N₂O5 NO₂ + NO₂ + NO2 Using steady-state approximation, deduce the decomposition rate of N₂O5. 3: (uq 01)

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