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Although the depletion of stratospheric ozone threatens life on Earth today, its accumulation was one of the crucial processes that allowed life to develop in prehistoric times:

3O2(g)→2O3(g)

(a) Express the reaction rate in terms [O2]and[O3]

(b) At a given instant, the reaction rate in terms of is 2.17105 mol/L s. What is it in terms of[O3]?

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a. The reaction rate of is,Reactionrate=-13ΔO2Δt

The reaction rate ofis,Reactionrate=12ΔO3Δt

b. The reaction rate in terms of data-custom-editor="chemistry" O3is1.45×10-5mol/L.s

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(a) Calculate the rate of reaction in terms of [O2]and [O3]

The rate of reaction can be measured in terms of reactant disappearance or product appearance. Calculate the reaction rate of as follows:

Reactionrate=-13ΔO2Δt

In terms of data-custom-editor="chemistry" O3, express the reactionrate as follows:

Reactionrate=12ΔO3Δt

The inverse of the fraction yields the molecules' stoichiometric coefficients. The negative sign indicates that the reactant concentration is decreasing.

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(b) The reaction rate in terms of [O2] is 2.17105 mol/L s at any given time. In terms of [O3], what is it?

Calculate the reaction rate in terms of O2:

-13Δ[O2]Δt=12Δ[O3]ΔtΔ[O3]Δt=23×(-ΔO2Δt)=23×(2.17×10-5mol/L.s)=1.45×10-5mol/Ls-1

As a result, the reaction rate in terms of O3is1.45×10-5mol/Ls-1

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