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3. For the following reaction : NO₂(g) → NO(g) + O(g) - A plot of 1/[NO2] vs t yields a straight line, with the equation y= 0.255x + 115. a. What would happen to the value of the y-intercept of this equation if the reaction were run at a lower temperature? a. It would be lower b. It would be higher C. It would stay the same d. It would change as the reaction progressed. e. It is impossible to tell b. What was the starting concentration of NO₂ in this reaction? 0.00870 M b. 115 M c. 0.255 M d. 0.0125M e. 3.92 M

3. For the following reaction : NO₂(g) → NO(g) + O(g) - A plot of 1/[NO2] vs t yields a straight line, with the equation y= 0.255x + 115. a. What would happen to the value of the y-intercept of this equation if the reaction were run at a lower temperature? a. It would be lower b. It would be higher C. It would stay the same d. It would change as the reaction progressed. e. It is impossible to tell b. What was the starting concentration of NO₂ in this reaction? 0.00870 M b. 115 M c. 0.255 M d. 0.0125M e. 3.92 M

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3. For the following reaction : NO₂(g) → NO(g) + O(g) A plot of 1/[NO2] vs t yields a straight line, with the equation y= 0.255x + 115. a. What would happen to the value of the y-intercept of this equation if the reaction were run at a lower temperature? a. It would be lower b. It would be higher C. It would stay the same d. It would change as the reaction progressed. e. It is impossible to tell b. What was the starting concentration of NO₂ in this reaction? a 0.00870 M b. 115 M. c. 0.255 M d. 0.0125M e. 3.92 M
Transcribed Image Text:3. For the following reaction : NO₂(g) → NO(g) + O(g) A plot of 1/[NO2] vs t yields a straight line, with the equation y= 0.255x + 115. a. What would happen to the value of the y-intercept of this equation if the reaction were run at a lower temperature? a. It would be lower b. It would be higher C. It would stay the same d. It would change as the reaction progressed. e. It is impossible to tell b. What was the starting concentration of NO₂ in this reaction? a 0.00870 M b. 115 M. c. 0.255 M d. 0.0125M e. 3.92 M
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