N(CaCO3)=m÷M
m being the mass of the sample and M being the molar mass of the compound; Molar mass is to be obtained by adding the atomic masses of all the elements in the compound.
therefore,
n(CaCO3)=m÷M
=28g÷100 g.mol
=0.28 mol
therefore, there are 0.28 moles in 28g of Calcium Carbonate.
To solve this we need to have knowledge of differential rate law which relate the rate to the concentration and time. Therefore, the rate of overall reaction is 1x10⁻²M/s.
<h3>
What is differential rate law? </h3>
A differential rate law represents the rate of a reaction . According to this rate is directly proportional to changes in the concentration of reactants and inversely proportional to specific interval of time. There is another expression of rate law which is integrated rate law which is just opposite of differential rate law.
The given equation is
2NO + O 2NO
(1/2) Rate of disappearance of NO= rate of disappearance of C= (1/2)rate of appearance of NO= rate of overall reaction.
(1/2)rate of appearance of NO= rate of overall reaction.
rate of appearance of NO=2x10⁻²M/s.
Substituting the values in above equation
(1/2)×2x10⁻²M/s = rate of overall reaction.
rate of overall reaction= 1x10⁻²M/s
Therefore, the rate of overall reaction is 1x10⁻²M/s.
To know more about differential rate law, here:
brainly.com/question/14821651
#SPJ1
Answer:
B. mass, volume
Explanation:
Density refers to a physical property that is measured using a ratio of mass divided by volume so that two objects of the same size can still have very different density.