Question Show transcribed image text The bacteria-catalyzed oxidation of ammonia (or of other reduced organic nitrogen compounds) to nitrate is a reaction with two main steps with nitrite ion NO_2^-1 being an intermediate.

Question Show transcribed image text The bacteria-catalyzed oxidation of ammonia (or of other reduced organic nitrogen compounds) to nitrate is a reaction with two main steps with nitrite ion NO_2^-1 being an intermediate.

If sufficient oxygen is available the rate of reaction is first-order only in the concentration of the nitrogen reactants. K_1 k_2 NH_3 rightarrow NO_2^-1 rightarrowNO_3^-1 k_1 and k_2 are the pseudo-first-order rate constants. Derive the rate expressions d[NH_3]/dt d[NO_2^-1]/dt and d[NO_3^-1/dt]. Sketch a graph showing the evolution of NH_3 and NO_2^-1 with time for the values k_1 = 2 and k_2 = 1. This graph needs only to be descriptive not quantitative.

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