Use the following diagram for questions 8 and 9

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Use the following diagram for questions 8 and 9
8. The activation energy is represented by
1. A
2. B
3. C
4. B-A
5. B-C
9.
The enthalpy of the reaction is represented by
B- (C-A)
4. B-C
2. E
5. A- (B-C)
3. С-А
1.
Use for questions 10-12
A+BOC
The following are possible rate laws for the hypothetical reaction given above.
A.)
Rate - k(A)
B.)
Rate = k(A)^2
Rate = k(A)(B)
C.)
D.)
Rate - k(A) 2(B)
E.)
Rate = k(A)^2(B)^2
10.
This is the rate law for a first order reaction.
11.
This is the rate law for a reaction that is second order with respect to B.
12. This is the rate law for a third order reaction.
13. Consider the reaction
2N¿O; + O; D 4NO;
Which of the following statements is correct?
A. It is first order in N;Os
B. It is second order in N2O3
C. It is third order overall
D. It is both B and C
E. the order of the reaction cannot be predicted without more information
14. For the reaction N; + 3 H; D 2 NH,
A catalyst is required. Addition of the catalyst:
lowers the activation energy
produces more H2 for the reaction
A.
В.
C.
changes AH for the reaction
D.
does none of the above
Transcribed Image Text:Use the following diagram for questions 8 and 9 8. The activation energy is represented by 1. A 2. B 3. C 4. B-A 5. B-C 9. The enthalpy of the reaction is represented by B- (C-A) 4. B-C 2. E 5. A- (B-C) 3. С-А 1. Use for questions 10-12 A+BOC The following are possible rate laws for the hypothetical reaction given above. A.) Rate - k(A) B.) Rate = k(A)^2 Rate = k(A)(B) C.) D.) Rate - k(A) 2(B) E.) Rate = k(A)^2(B)^2 10. This is the rate law for a first order reaction. 11. This is the rate law for a reaction that is second order with respect to B. 12. This is the rate law for a third order reaction. 13. Consider the reaction 2N¿O; + O; D 4NO; Which of the following statements is correct? A. It is first order in N;Os B. It is second order in N2O3 C. It is third order overall D. It is both B and C E. the order of the reaction cannot be predicted without more information 14. For the reaction N; + 3 H; D 2 NH, A catalyst is required. Addition of the catalyst: lowers the activation energy produces more H2 for the reaction A. В. C. changes AH for the reaction D. does none of the above
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