QUESTIONS No. 1) – 3): Consider the 3rd order reaction: 2NOG) + O2 (9) → 2NO2 (g).The specific rates of the reaction, expressed in moles/L-s are:For the forward reaction: @600 K, k = 6.63 x 105;For the reverse reaction: @600 K, k = 83.9;1) Calculate the equilibrium constant at 600K?a) 7.6 x 1032) Calculate the activation energy for the forward reaction?a) 2.699 x 1043) Calculate the frequency factor for the forward reaction?a) 8.43 x 105@645 K, k = 6.52 x 105@645 K, k = 407b) 7.9 x 103c) 7.27 x 10-4d) 6.25 x 104b) 2.727 x 104c) -2.859 x 102 d) 2.859 x 102b) 3.23 х 104с) 5.86 х 102d) 2.59 x 103

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QUESTIONS No. 1) – 3): Consider the 3rd order reaction: 2NOG) + 02 (9) → 2NO2 (9). The specific rates of the reaction, expressed in moles/L-s are: For the forward reaction: @600 K, k = 6.63 x 105; @645 K, k = 6.52 x 105 For the reverse reaction: @600 K, k = 83.9; 1) Calculate the equilibrium constant at 600K? a) 7.6 x 103 @645 K, k = 407 b) 7.9 x 103 c) 7.27 x 104 d) 6.25 x 104

QUESTIONS No. 1) – 3): Consider the 3rd order reaction: 2NOG) + 02 (9) → 2NO2 (9). The specific rates of the reaction, expressed in moles/L-s are: For the forward reaction: @600 K, k = 6.63 x 105; @645 K, k = 6.52 x 105 For the reverse reaction: @600 K, k = 83.9; 1) Calculate the equilibrium constant at 600K? a) 7.6 x 103 @645 K, k = 407 b) 7.9 x 103 c) 7.27 x 104 d) 6.25 x 104

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