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Assuming that each reaction is elementary, predict the ratelaw.
a) Cl(g) + ICl (g) ---> I (g) +Cl2 (g)
b)Cl(g) +H2(g)---> HCl(g) +H(g)
c) 2NO2 (g)--->N2O4(g)
d)Cyclopropane (g)----> propene(g)
Assuming that each reaction is elementary, predict the ratelaw.
a) Cl(g) + ICl (g) ---> I (g) +Cl2 (g)
b)Cl(g) +H2(g)---> HCl(g) +H(g)
c) 2NO2 (g)--->N2O4(g)
d)Cyclopropane (g)----> propene(g)
a) Cl(g) + ICl (g) ---> I (g) +Cl2 (g)
b)Cl(g) +H2(g)---> HCl(g) +H(g)
c) 2NO2 (g)--->N2O4(g)
d)Cyclopropane (g)----> propene(g)
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