For the decomposition of nitramide in aqueous solution at 25 °CNH,NO,(aq)N,0(g) + H2O(1)the following data have been obtained:NH,NO2], M9.12x10-22172.69x10-26510.1684.95x10-2434time, minThe average rate of disappearance of NH,NO, over the time period from t = 0 min to t= 217 min isM min!.

The rate of a chemical reaction is the change in concentration of reactant to product in unit time, it can be sait as the decrease in the concentration of and reactantants or the increate in the concentration of any products. Consider, R→P at time t If R1 and P1 are concentration reactant and product at time T1 and R2 and P2 are concentration reactant and product at time T2, then ∆[T]=[T1]-[T2]∆[R]=[R1]-[R2]∆[P]=[P1]-[P2] Rate of disappearance of R=-∆[R]∆tRate of appearance of P=+∆[P]∆t To find the rate of disappearance of NH2NO2 over time t=0min to t=217min Rate of disappearance of R=-∆[R]∆tRate of disappearance of NH2NO2=-∆[NH2NO2]∆tT1 =0 minT2=217 min∆t=217-0=217 minR1=0.168 MR2=9.12×10-2 M∆R=9.12×10-2-0.168=-0.0768 MRate of disappearance of NH2NO2=--0.0768 217=3.539×10-4M/min The answer is 3.539×10-4 M/min.

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For the decomposition of nitramide in aqueous solution at 25 °c NH,NO2(aq)N,0(g) + H;O(1) the following data have been obtained: 9.12x10-2 217 NH,NO,), M 2.69x10-2 651 0.168 4.95x10-2 434 time, min The average rate of disappearance of NH,NO, over the time period from t= 0 min to t = 217 min is [ M min!

For the decomposition of nitramide in aqueous solution at 25 °c NH,NO2(aq)N,0(g) + H;O(1) the following data have been obtained: 9.12x10-2 217 NH,NO,), M 2.69x10-2 651 0.168 4.95x10-2 434 time, min The average rate of disappearance of NH,NO, over the time period from t= 0 min to t = 217 min is [ M min!

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