1. Consider the reaction for the production of urea used in synthesizingfertilizers:Answer the following.+ 2NH30)CO2 (9)CO(NH,)2() + H200)During the analysis, a student found that the rate of ammonia consumptionis 5.45 x 103 What was the rate (a) CO, was reacting? (b) CO(NH,), wasbeing formed? (c) H,0 was being produced?

Given: Rate of consumption of ammonia = 5.45×10-3 M/s

Consider the reaction for the production of urea used in synthesizing fertilizers: CO2 (9) + 2NH0) » CO(NH,)o) + H,O() 2 (g) 6), During the analysis, a student found that the rate of ammonia consumption is 5.45 x 103 being formed? (c) H,O was being produced? What was the rate (a) CO, was reacting? (b) CO(NH,), was

Consider the reaction for the production of urea used in synthesizing fertilizers: CO2 (9) + 2NH0) » CO(NH,)o) + H,O() 2 (g) 6), During the analysis, a student found that the rate of ammonia consumption is 5.45 x 103 being formed? (c) H,O was being produced? What was the rate (a) CO, was reacting? (b) CO(NH,), was

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