Dinitrogen tetraoxide is a colorless oas that dissociates into nitrogen dioxide, a reddish brown gas. An experiment was run to demonstrate that this is a dynamic equilibrium. Starting with a special form of
N_(2)O_(4)
where one of the oxygens was isotopically labeled (
^(18)O
instead of
^(16)O
), the system was then allowed to reach equilibrium. Indicate with
Y(yes)
or
N(no)
which of the substances below show that the forward or reverse reactions occur for this chemical system.

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Dinitrogen tetraoxide is a colorless oas that dissociates into nitrogen dioxide, a reddish brown gas. An experiment was run to demonstrate that this is a dynamic equilibrium. Starting with a special form of

N_(2)O_(4)

where one of the oxygens was isotopically labeled (

^(18)O

instead of

^(16)O

), the system was then allowed to reach equilibrium. Indicate with

Y(yes)

or

N(no)

which of the substances below show that the forward or reverse reactions occur for this chemical system.

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