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1A) The “laughing gas”, N2O , can be made by reducing nitric oxide, NO, with hydrogen....

1A) The “laughing gas”, N2O , can be made by reducing nitric oxide, NO, with hydrogen. This reaction can be described by:   2 NO (g) + H2 (g) à N2O (g) + H2O (l)

The amount of NO changed from .852 moles to .128 moles, in 2.25 second, within a 5.28 Liter container during a synthesis. The rate of production for N2O in molarity per second is:

(a) - 0.0267                 (b) + 0.0305               (c) + 0.0494               (d) + 0.0267

1B.   A liquid solution was made by mixing together 43.24 grams of C4H7OH, and 32.48 grams of (CH3)2CO.

(a)        Calculate the number of molecules for each species in the solution.

(b)       Which of these species is the solvent (majority species)?

(c)        Which of these species are the solutes (minority species)?

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