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An action requires the use of many construction vehicles onsite and also increases traffic in the surrounding area due to road closures. These sources all release nitric acid (HNO3) to the atmosphere. The air T and P are 25 degC and 1.1 atm. a. Identify the relevant reactions and give their K values in M or M/M units. b. Write the equilibrium rate expressions for each reaction you identify (no assumptions needed). c. Determine the equilibrium concentrations and molar fractions of each N species at pH*
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