Can somebody me with this? anything will . you. the balanced chemical equation and the rate law for the reaction of nitrogen monoxide with chlorine are given. 2no(g)+cl2(> 2nocl(g) r=k[no]2[cl2] describe the order of each reactant and the overall reaction order. explain how the rate will change if the concentration of no is tripled.

R=K[NO]²[Cl2]¹
When we look at the rate of reaction formula,
we can see exponent of [NO] =2,  that means that order of reaction with respect to NO equals 2.
We can see that exponent of [Cl2] =1, that means that order of reaction with respect to Cl2 equals 1.
Overall order of reaction = 2+1 = 3

If concentration of NO is tripled, then
R=K[NO]²[Cl2]
R1=K(3[NO])²[Cl2]=9K[NO]²[Cl2]=9R.
If the concentration of NO is tripled, then rate will increase 9 times.

29.1-12=17.1the answer is this one

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