For The Reaction N2 + 3H2 → 2NH3, How Are The Rate Of Reaction ...

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4. For the reaction N2 + 3H2 → 2NH3, how are the rate of reaction expressions inter-related (d[H2]/dt) and (d [NH3]/dt) ?

Q. For the reaction N2​+3H2​→2NH3​, how are the rate of reaction expressions inter-related dtd[H2​]​ and dtd[NH3​]​ ? 5742 250 Chemical Kinetics Report Error A

−31​dtd[H2​]​=+21​dtd[NH3​]​

58% B

−21​dtd[H2​]​=+31​dtd[NH3​]​

17% C

+21​dtd[H2​]​=−31​dtd[NH3​]​

13% D

+31​dtd[H2​]​=−21​dtd[NH3​]​

13%

Solution:

Rate Law is an experimentally determined equation of the rate of the reaction is called the rate law of the reaction. In rate law, the rate of the reaction is expressed as a function of the concentration of the reactants and products present in the reaction. For this reaction, the rate of reaction is written as:- −dtd[N2​]​=−3dt1d[H2​]​ =+2dt1d[NH3​]​