Posted by Joy on Saturday, May 2, 2009 at 4:46pm.
For each mole of N2O4 that disappears, two moles of NO2 are formed.
2.95 x 2 = ?
If they really want the rate of DISappearance of NO2, then you have to have a minus sign in front of the answer. Both species cannot be disappearing at the same time.
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