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18-12. The reaction described by 2 NO,(g) → 2NO(g) +0,(g) is postulated to occur via the mechanism (1) NO,(g) + NO,(g) - NO(g
The rate law for the reaction is rate of reaction = k[NO,]? Is this mechanism consistent with the observed rate law? Justify
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