Given:
Experiment 1- (Initial rate) 3.4 x 10^-4; (Initial concentration of CO) 0.510; (Initial concentration of NO2) 0.0350

WHAT IS THE OVERALL ORDER FOR THE REACTION? Please explain, so far I'm very confused about Kinetic problems involving differential rate law...

Question

Given:
Experiment 1- (Initial rate) 3.4 x 10^-4; (Initial concentration of CO) 0.510; (Initial concentration of NO2) 0.0350

WHAT IS THE OVERALL ORDER FOR THE REACTION? Please explain, so far I'm very confused about Kinetic problems involving differential rate law...

abb0t · Answer

rate = k[A][B] 
when you have: $\sf \color{}{A+B \rightarrow Product(s)}$

abb0t · Answer

This isn't an elementary reaction, therefore you need to use an ICE-table to solve.

anonymous · Answer

To be more specific, what I need to know is how to find the powers/exponents