One of the mechanisms proposed for thereaction of nitric oxide (NO) and oxygen(02) is 2 NO + 2NO → 2 N202 rate X N2O2→ NO + NO rate Y N202 + 02 → NO2 + NOrate Z and it is known that rate Z is muchsmaller than the other two. What is the rateof the overall reaction?XYZ2XXYX + Y + Z

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One of the mechanisms proposed for the reaction of nitric oxide (NO) and oxygen (02) is 2 NO + 2NO → 2 N2O2 rate X N202 → NO + NO rate Y N2O2 + O2 → NO2 + NO rate Z and it is known that rate Z is much smaller than the other two. What is the rate of the overall reaction? XYZ 2X XY X + Y + Z

One of the mechanisms proposed for the reaction of nitric oxide (NO) and oxygen (02) is 2 NO + 2NO → 2 N2O2 rate X N202 → NO + NO rate Y N2O2 + O2 → NO2 + NO rate Z and it is known that rate Z is much smaller than the other two. What is the rate of the overall reaction? XYZ 2X XY X + Y + Z

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