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What would be the total order for the following reaction: 2H, + 0, → 2H,0 Zero Order First Order Second Order Third Order Not

What are the units for k, the rate constant, calculated in question #6? mol (Lxs o (6) o L mol xs motxo) L2 mol2 x 8 )

A plot of Ink versus 1/T has a slope of -1.10 x 104. The activation energy for this reaction is __ kJ/mol. Express your answe

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y Solutten 2H₂ + O2 → 2660 Nost an elementary reaction Heace not enough information for total order, Must be given rate expre619 K [0.153= 1.862 k = 2.5173 į 2.52 Bjo k model je ko lehens) Dimensbr. . K= A e et luk = -&a 1 tlud - R T Slope = - Eg = -1 Rake a 0.255 disi Rate : 0255 dpa I tila = 5730 years. line - 5730 1 k cs sco@:00.77 = K [ No ] - luz 5730 CamScanner0.255 = k [N] No = No e-kt . t = I lu No - 1 lu 0.255 0.0077 t = 28933.6063 yeart. Scanned with CamScanner

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