Question 8 For the reaction of nitric oxide with hydrogen: 2 NO(g) + 2 H2(g) N2(g) + 2 H2O(g) The initial rate in units of 10 M/s is found to be 1.23 when (NO) = 0.1 Mand (H2] =0.1 M. It changes to 2.46 when (NO) = 0.1 M and [H2] =0,2 M. It changes to 4.92 when (NO) = 0.2 M and (H2) =0,1 M. What would be the reaction rate in units of 10 M/s when (NO) = 0.05 M and [H]=0.5 M? This problem is similar to the sample exercise 14.6 discussed during the lecture which also comes from the textbook. You may want to figure out the rate constant first and then use the rate law to compute the rate