Chemistry · Chemical Kinetics
For the chemical reaction N2(g) + 3H2(g) ⇒ 2NH3(g), the correct option is:
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- 1-d[N2]dt = d[NH3]dt
- 2-d[N2]dt = 12 d[NH3]dt✓
- 3-d[N2]dt = 2 d[NH3]dt
- 4-13 d[H2]dt = -12 d[NH3]dt
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-d[N2]dt = 12 d[NH3]dt
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