Nitrogen in air reacts at high temperature to form no2 according to the reaction:

n2 + 2 o2 ? 2 no2

draw structures for the reactants and products indicating the number of single, double and triple bonds.

determine the ? h for the reaction using table 7.1.

[hint: one no2 has one [n-o] bond and one [n=o] bond]

a.

+115 kcal

b.

-78 kcal

c.

+78 kcal

d.

+7 kcal

e.

none of these

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