Dinitrogen trioxide, N2O3, is largely dissociated into NO and NO2 in the gas phase where there exists the equilibrium, N2O3 NO + NO2 In an effort to determine the structure of N2O3, a mixture of NO and "NO2 was prepared containing isotopically labeled N in the NO2. After a period of time the mixture was analyzed and found to contain substantial amounts of both *NO and *NO2. Explain how this is consistent with the structure of N2O3 being ONONO. Because this is an equilibrium process, there is a change that either the forward or the reverse reactions will occur. As NO reacts with NO2 we form This compound can decompose and give either NO2 and and "NO2. or After sufficient time, v will be present in the mixture. both "NO and NO Attempts: 0 of 3 used Submit Answer Save for Later only "NO only NO

Dinitrogen trioxide, N2O3, is largely dissociated into NO and NO2 in the gas phase where there exists the equilibrium, N2O3 NO + NO2 In an effort to determine the structure of N2O3, a mixture of NO and "NO2 was prepared containing isotopically labeled N in the NO2. After a period of time the mixture was analyzed and found to contain substantial amounts of both NO and NO2. Explain how this is consistent with the structure of N2O3 being ONONO. Because this is an equilibrium process, there is a change that either the forward or the reverse reactions will occur. As NO reacts with NO2 we form This compound can decompose and give either NO2 and and "NO2. or After sufficient time, v will be present in the mixture. both "NO and NO Attempts: 0 of 3 used Submit Answer Save for Later only "NO only NO

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