Q6 The rate law for the reaction 2 H₂ + 2 NO -> 2 H₂O + N₂ israte = K[H₂]² [NO] / [H₂]²[NO]²rate = k[H₂]²+ [NO]O There is not enough information todetermine the rate lawO rate = K[H₂] [NO]rate = k[H₂]² [NO]

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The rate law for the reaction 2 H₂ + 2 NO - >2 H₂O + N₂ is rate = k[H₂]²2 [NO]/ [H₂]²[NO]² rate = k[H₂]² + [NO] There is not enough information to determine the rate law rate = k[H₂] [NO] rate = K[H₂]² [NO]

The rate law for the reaction 2 H₂ + 2 NO - >2 H₂O + N₂ is rate = k[H₂]²2 [NO]/ [H₂]²[NO]² rate = k[H₂]² + [NO] There is not enough information to determine the rate law rate = k[H₂] [NO] rate = K[H₂]² [NO]

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The rate law for the reaction 2 H₂ + 2 NO -
> 2 H₂O + N₂ is
rate = K[H₂]² [NO] / [H₂]²[NO]²
rate = k[H₂]²+ [NO]
O There is not enough information to
determine the rate law
O rate = K[H₂] [NO]
rate = k[H₂]² [NO]

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