<span>The reason why it is easiest to assume the first step is slow is because that would be your rate determining step and would give you the rate law given in the problem. So you take the two compounds from the rate law given and put them as your two reactants in your first step:
NO2 + F2 ---> NO2F + F (all gases)
Your next step needs to make sense for your overall reaction. And you also need to have an intermediate which in this case will be F:
F + NO2 ---> NO2F (again all gases) This is the fast step.
Your intermediate cancels out to give you your overall equation:
2NO2 + F2 ---> 2NO2F (all gases)</span>
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In the case of ammonia, the hydrogen bond is formed using the lone pair present in nitrogen and the hydrogen having δ+ charge (due to bonding with electronegative N) of another ammonia molecule. Thus the inter molecular attraction increases which in turn increases the boiling point .
Option B is the correct answer.
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Answer:
Directly
Explanation:

If V increases, then T must also increase to keep the same ratio.
If V decreases, then T must also decrease to keep the same ratio.
V and T are directly proportional, because a change in one always causes a change in the other and the changes are in the same ratio. The constant k is called the proportionality constant.
In a chemical laboratory, a mortar and pestle function is to decrease surface area of a solute. The correct answer is B.