kindly answer the following question below, choose the best answer. thank u so much 50. The gas-phase reaction CH3NC → CH;CN has been studied in a closed vessel, and the rate equationfound to be: rate = -A[CH;NC]/At = k[CH;NC]. Which one of the following actions is least likely toa change in the rate of the reaction?А.lowering the temperatureadding a catalystС.В.using a larger initial amount of CH3NC in the same vesselusing a bigger vessel, but the same initial amount of CH3NCcontinuously removing CH;CN as it is formedD.Е.51.Which of the following is a kinetic quantity?(a) enthalpy(d) rate of reaction(b) internal energy(e) entropy(c) free energy 51.Which of the following is a kinetic quantity?(a) enthalpy(d) rate of reaction(b) internal energy(e) entropy(c) free energy52.Of the following questions, which ones are thermodynamic rather than kinetic concepts?I.Can substances react when they are put together?II.If a reaction occurs, how fast will it occur?What is the mechanism by which the reaction occurs?IV.III.If substances react, what energy changes are associated with the reaction?(a) I and III (b) II and IV (c) I and IV (d) II and III (e) I, III, and IV

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gas-p found to be: rate = -A[CH3NC]/At = k[CH3NC]. Which one of the following actions is least likely to a change in the rate of the reaction? lowering the temperature adding a catalyst С. А. В. D. Е. using a larger initial amount of CH3NC in the same vessel using a bigger vessel, but the same initial amount of CH;NC continuously removing CH3CN as it is formed

gas-p found to be: rate = -A[CH3NC]/At = k[CH3NC]. Which one of the following actions is least likely to a change in the rate of the reaction? lowering the temperature adding a catalyst С. А. В. D. Е. using a larger initial amount of CH3NC in the same vessel using a bigger vessel, but the same initial amount of CH;NC continuously removing CH3CN as it is formed

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