Figure 1. Nitrite concentration versus time for the reaction ofammonium ion with nitrite ion(NO₂) = 0.00500 Mnitrite concentration (M)0.0050.004-0.0030.002-0.00110.000-0at t=0 s:d(NO₂)dt50000at t= 75,000 s:(NH).Critical Thinking Questions10. What is the rate of reaction at r = 0 s?d(NO₂)ditime (s)1.35 x 10-7 M/s100000= 0.100 M11. What is the rate of reaction at t = 75,000 s?1.80 × 108 M/s15000012. How does the rate of reaction change as (NO₂) decreases?13. Estimate the value of the rate of reaction at /= 175,000 s. Explain your reasoning.

Given, Reaction of ammonium ion with nitrite ion .

Figure 1. Nitrite concentration versus time for the reaction of ammonium ion with nitrite ion = 0.00500 M nitrite concentration (M) (NO₂) 0.005- 0.004- 0.003 0.002- 0.001" 0.000- 0 at f= 0 s: d(NO₂) dt 50000 (NHá), = 0.100 M at r= 75,000 s: = 1.35 x 10-7 M/s Critical Thinking Questions 10. What is the rate of reaction at r = 0 s? d(NO₂) di 100000 time (s) 11. What is the rate of reaction at t = 75,000 s? M/s 1.80 x 10p 150000 12. How does the rate of reaction change as (NO₂) decreases? 13. Estimate the value of the rate of reaction at = 175,000 s. Explain your reasoning.

Figure 1. Nitrite concentration versus time for the reaction of ammonium ion with nitrite ion = 0.00500 M nitrite concentration (M) (NO₂) 0.005- 0.004- 0.003 0.002- 0.001" 0.000- 0 at f= 0 s: d(NO₂) dt 50000 (NHá), = 0.100 M at r= 75,000 s: = 1.35 x 10-7 M/s Critical Thinking Questions 10. What is the rate of reaction at r = 0 s? d(NO₂) di 100000 time (s) 11. What is the rate of reaction at t = 75,000 s? M/s 1.80 x 10p 150000 12. How does the rate of reaction change as (NO₂) decreases? 13. Estimate the value of the rate of reaction at = 175,000 s. Explain your reasoning.

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