From the reaction, Methane –> Carbon + 2(Hydrogen molecule) find the ratio of N Flux of A to the Total N flux( A+B); Given N Flux of B =-2 N flux of A.

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From the reaction, Methane –> Carbon + 2(Hydrogen molecule) find the ratio of N Flux of A to the Total N flux( A+B); Given N Flux of B =-2 N flux of A.

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Chris · Answer 1 · 2022-10-12T05:22:38+0000

The correct answer is (b) -1

To explain: N flux of A/ Total flux = N flux of A/ N flux of A – 2 N flux of A = -1.

From the reaction, Methane –> Carbon + 2(Hydrogen molecule) find the ratio of N Flux of A to the Total N flux( A+B); Given N Flux of B =-2 N flux of A.

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