Posted by Hannah on Saturday, March 3, 2012 at 7:50pm.
I was able to confirm on the Internet that your rate equation is correct.
For my online homework when I put the answer in it keeps saying its wrong and says k[reactant 1]^order1 [reactant 2]^order2 but I thought I did this.
No you didn't. Try rate = k[NO2]^2{O2]^1 and if that doesn't work try omitting the ^1 but NOT the ^2
I think you just omitted the caret.
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