Nitric oxide decomposition occurs through two parallel reactions NO (g) →→→ ¹½ N2 (g) + ¹/2O₂(g) NO (g) →→→ ¹/2 N₂0 (g) + 14 02 (g) k₁ = 25.7 S-1 k2 = 18.2 s.1 a. Which reaction is the slow reaction? b. What is the reaction order for these reactions? c. After 0.1 seconds, what is the concentration of N₂ (g) if the initial concentration of NO (g) is 2.0 M? d. After 0.025 seconds, what is the concentration of N₂0 (g) if the initial concentration of NO (g) is 4.0 M?

Nitric oxide decomposition occurs through two parallel reactions NO (g) →→→ ¹½ N2 (g) + ¹/2O₂(g) NO (g) →→→ ¹/2 N₂0 (g) + 14 02 (g) k₁ = 25.7 S-1 k2 = 18.2 s.1 a. Which reaction is the slow reaction? b. What is the reaction order for these reactions? c. After 0.1 seconds, what is the concentration of N₂ (g) if the initial concentration of NO (g) is 2.0 M? d. After 0.025 seconds, what is the concentration of N₂0 (g) if the initial concentration of NO (g) is 4.0 M?

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