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Study on the Kinetics of Reaction Between NaNO_2 and NH_4Cl

Deng Qiang

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The kinetics of reaction between NaNO2 and NH4Cl was studied.The results show that the reaction is a second order reaction,and the reaction rate constant(k) is in direction proportion to H+ concentration in the system;the activation energy of this reaction is 50.26 kJ/mol,the kinetic equation of this reaction is dC/dt =-2.066×107CH+e-6045/TC2.

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The kinetics of reaction between NaNO2 and NH4Cl was studied.The results show that the reaction is a second order reaction,and the reaction rate constant(k) is in direction proportion to H+ concentration in the system;the activation energy of this reaction is 50.26 kJ/mol,the kinetic equation of this reaction is dC/dt =-2.066×107CH+e-6045/TC2.

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The kinetics of reaction between NaNO2 and NH4Cl was studied.The results show that the reaction is a second order reaction,and the reaction rate constant(k) is in direction proportion to H+ concentration in the system;the activation energy of this reaction is 50.26 kJ/mol,the kinetic equation of this reaction is dC/dt =-2.066×107CH+e-6045/TC2.

Key concepts: Kinetics, Activation energy, Order of reaction, Reaction rate constant, Chemical kinetics, Reaction rate, Chemistry, Kinetic energy

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