58.
Rate of reaction is almost doubled by every 100 c or 10 K rise.
In the given problem change in temperature = (320 - 300) = 20K or 200c
So, increasing 200 c the rate of reaction is 4 times than initial rate.
So, approximate rate at 320 K = 4×0.22 = 0.88 M NO2/min.
62.
a)
Rate of reaction is proportional to rate constant.
Step 2 has lowest value of rate constant ( K).
So, step 2 is the slow step.
b)
From arrhenious equation
K = A×e-Ea/RT
Hence, higher the rate constant , lower the value of activation energy
Step 3 has the highest value of rate constant.
Hence, step 3 has the lowest activation energy.
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