ConditionColumn IComparisonColumn IIAt the samesolubility ofsolubility of PbCO3less thantemperaturePBCO3 in pOH = 3TSelect)in pOH = 12greater thanless thanequal tocannot be determinedConditionColumn IComparisonColumn IIParamagnetic propertyRu°: (Kr) 5s24d6[RuCls[Ru(CN),j*greater thanSelect]less thancannot be determinedgreater thanequal toConditionColumn IComparisonColumn IIGiven:2 NO(g) + 2H2(g)- N2(g) +Rate of reaction ifrate = k[NO]°[H]rate of reaction if2 H20(g)less thanrate = k[NO] [H2]Selectcannot be determinc[NO] is doubledwhile [H2] isequal toless thanhalvedgreater than

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Condition Column I Comparison Column II At the same solubility of solubility of PbCO3 in pOH = 12 less than temperature PBCO3 in pOH = 3 [Select] greater than less than equal to cannot be determined Condition Column I Comparison Column II Paramagnetic property [RuCle]- [Ru(CN),j* greater than Ru°: (Kr) 5s24d6 Select] less than cannot be determined greater than equal to Condition Column I Comparison Column II Given: 2 NO(g) + 2 H2(g)→ N2(g) + rate of reaction if Rate of reaction if 2 H20(g) less than rate = k[NO] |H2] rate = k[NO]°[H2]l [NO] is doubled while [H2] is Select] cannot be determined equal to less than greater than halved

Condition Column I Comparison Column II At the same solubility of solubility of PbCO3 in pOH = 12 less than temperature PBCO3 in pOH = 3 [Select] greater than less than equal to cannot be determined Condition Column I Comparison Column II Paramagnetic property [RuCle]- [Ru(CN),j* greater than Ru°: (Kr) 5s24d6 Select] less than cannot be determined greater than equal to Condition Column I Comparison Column II Given: 2 NO(g) + 2 H2(g)→ N2(g) + rate of reaction if Rate of reaction if 2 H20(g) less than rate = k[NO] |H2] rate = k[NO]°[H2]l [NO] is doubled while [H2] is Select] cannot be determined equal to less than greater than halved

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