Rate law can be determined by comparing the given data.
Rate = k[NO]m[O2]n
taking log of the above equation,
Log rate = log k + m log [NO] + n log[O2]
Substituting the values of each from the given data and forming respective equations
Equation a: log 0.048 = log k + m log 0.30 + n log 0.30
Equation b: log 0.192 = log k + m log 0.60 + n log 0.30
Equation c: log 0.768 = log k + m log 0.60 + n log 1.20
Subtracting equation a from equation b, we get
Log (0.192/0.048) = m log (0.60/0.30)
Log 4 = m log 2
2 log 2 = m log 2
m = 2
similarly, subtracting equation b from equation c, we get
Log (0.768/0.192) = n log (1.20/0.30)
Log 4 = n log 4
n = 1
now substituting value of m and n in equation a,
Log 0.048 = log k + 2 log 0.30 + log 0.30
Log k = log (0.048/(0.30×0.30×0.30))
k = 1.77
combining all the obtained values,
Rate law : rate = 1.77[NO]2[O2]1
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