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This problem will consider the following reaction mechanism: NO + NO - k_1 N₂02 0₂ + N₂0₂ N₂O4 N₂04 NO₂ + NO2 When inputting these rate constants below, use "NO" for NO, "02" for O2, "N202" for N₂ O2, "N204" for N2O4, "k_1" for k₁, "k_1rev" for k-1, "k_2" for k2, "k_2rev" for k-2, and "k_3" for k3. Without making any approximations, what is the rate of production of NO₂?

This problem will consider the following reaction mechanism: NO + NO - k_1 N₂02 0₂ + N₂0₂ N₂O4 N₂04 NO₂ + NO2 When inputting these rate constants below, use "NO" for NO, "02" for O2, "N202" for N₂ O2, "N204" for N2O4, "k_1" for k₁, "k_1rev" for k-1, "k_2" for k2, "k_2rev" for k-2, and "k_3" for k3. Without making any approximations, what is the rate of production of NO₂?

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Problem 83E: For each of the following reaction diagrams, estimate the activation energy (Ea) of the reaction:
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This problem will consider the following reaction mechanism: NO + NO k-1 N₂02 02 + N₂02 N₂O4 k_2 k3 N2O4NO2 + NO2 When inputting these rate constants below, use "NO" for NO, "02" for O2, "N202" for N₂O2, "N204" for N2O4, "k_1" for k₁, "k_1rev" for k-1, "k_2" for k2, "k_2rev" for k_2, and "k_3" for k3. Without making any approximations, what is the rate of production of NO2?
Transcribed Image Text:This problem will consider the following reaction mechanism: NO + NO k-1 N₂02 02 + N₂02 N₂O4 k_2 k3 N2O4NO2 + NO2 When inputting these rate constants below, use "NO" for NO, "02" for O2, "N202" for N₂O2, "N204" for N2O4, "k_1" for k₁, "k_1rev" for k-1, "k_2" for k2, "k_2rev" for k_2, and "k_3" for k3. Without making any approximations, what is the rate of production of NO2?
Assume the steady-state approximation for N₂O4. Without making any further approximations, what is the steady-state concentration of N₂O4?
Transcribed Image Text:Assume the steady-state approximation for N₂O4. Without making any further approximations, what is the steady-state concentration of N₂O4?
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