1. Increasing temperature
2. Lowering temperature
3. Adding a catalyst
4. Removing the products
Adding a catalyst
1. 100
2. 49.95
3. 10
4. 1000
10
1. 0.213sec-1
2. 2.31sec-1
3. 0.0231sec-1
4. 2.31x10-3sec-1
0.0231sec-1
1. Rate =k[O3]2
2. Rate =k[O3]2[O2]-1
3. Rate =k[O3][O2]
4. Rate =k[O3][O2]-1
Rate =k[O3]2[O2]-1
1. 0.1mol L-1min-1
2. 0.3mol L-1min-1
3. 1mol L-1min-1
4. 0.4 mol L-1min-1
0.1mol L-1min-1
1. Whose rate is not affected by concentration
2. In which the reactants do not react
3. In which one of the reactants is in large excess
4. In which concentration of reactants changed with time
Whose rate is not affected by concentration
1. It is independent of initial concentration
2. It decreases with the introduction of a catalyst
3. It increases with increase of temperature
4. It is inversely proportioanl to rate constant
It increases with increase of temperature
1. molliter-1sec-1
2. mol-1 litre sec-1
3. sec-1
4. mol2 litre-2 sec-1
sec-1
1. Rate =-d[N2]/dt=-1/3d[H2]/dt=12d[NH3]/dt
2. Rate =-d[N2]/dt=-3d[H2]/dt=2d[NH3]/dt
3. Rate =d[N2]/dt=-1/3d[H2]/dt=1/2d[NH3]/dt
4. Rate =-d[N2]/dt=-d[H2]/dt=d[NH3]/dt
Rate =-d[N2]/dt=-1/3d[H2]/dt=12d[NH3]/dt
1. By increasing temperature
2. By using a suitable catalyst
3. By increasing activation energy
4. By increasing the concentration of reactant
By increasing activation energy