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What would happen to the rate of the forward reaction if the concentration of nitrogen were decreased? The reaction rate would 1) decrease because there is less opportunity for molecular collisions 2) decrease because the energy required for molecular collisions to occur does not change 3) increase because there is an increased change for molecular collisions 4) increase because the energy required for molecular collisions to occur does not change
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I cant figure this question out because it both decreases and then increases but the answer choices does not have that as an option.
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