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At a certain concentration of reactants the rate of appearance of water in the fllowing reaction...

At a certain concentration of reactants the rate of appearance of water in the fllowing reaction is .29m/s

4NH3+7O2 > 4NO2 + 6H20

What is the rate of reaction for

O2

NH3

O2

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4NH3+7O2 > 4NO2 + 6H20

1/4[NH3]/t =1/7 [O2]/t    = 1/4[NO2]/t   = 1/6[H2O]/t

1/4[NH3]/t =1/6[H2O]/t

rate of water[H2O]/t = 0.29m/s

1/4[NH3]/t   = 1/6*0.29 = 0.048m/s

rate of ammonia[NH3]/t = 0.1`92 m/s

1/7 [O2]/t    = 1/6[H2O]/t

1/7 [O2]/t = 1/6*0.29 = 0.048m/s

rate of O2 [O2]/t     = 0.336m/s

1/4[NO2]/t   = 1/6[H2O]/t

1/4[NO2]/t   = 1/6*0.29 = 0.048m/s

[NO2]/t      = 0.192m/s

queen_honey_blossom answered 2 years ago
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