Step 1:Cl+ O,> Clo(g)3(g)2(g)Step 2:ClO + O→ ClO,(),2(g)A proposed mechanism for destruction of ozone gas in the stratosphere is representedabove. Which of the following is evidence that the mechanism is occurring?AThe presence of CI increases the rate of the overall reaction.ВThe presence of CI decreases the rate of the overall reaction(g)CThe presence of CI, increases the equilibrium constant of the overall reaction.DThe presence of Cl decreases the equilibrium constant of the overall reaction.

Step 1: CI. + O, → ClO + 3(g) Step 2: ClO + (8), > Cl 0, A proposed mechanism for destruction of ozone gas in the stratosphere is represented above. Which of the following is evidence that the mechanism is occurring? A The presence of Cl increases the rate of the overall reaction. (), The presence of CI decreases the rate of the overall reaction C The presence of Cl increases the equilibrium constant of the overall reaction. D The presence of Cl decreases the equilibrium constant of the overall reaction.,

Step 1: CI. + O, → ClO + 3(g) Step 2: ClO + (8), > Cl 0, A proposed mechanism for destruction of ozone gas in the stratosphere is represented above. Which of the following is evidence that the mechanism is occurring? A The presence of Cl increases the rate of the overall reaction. (), The presence of CI decreases the rate of the overall reaction C The presence of Cl increases the equilibrium constant of the overall reaction. D The presence of Cl decreases the equilibrium constant of the overall reaction.,

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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