A graph of concentration of HCI vs time could be represented by 4. Consider the following reaction: +2HC )ZnCl(9) (b), + H28) A. В. [HCI] (HCI] time time drease E wo D. С. to ba [HCI] [HCI] time time colliston 5. Which of the following has the greatest reaction rate? A. C +O2e) → CO213) B. 2H,02u) →2H,0 +O8) C. 2Al, +3CuClcan) →2AICl(a9) +3Cu) D. NaClo) + AgNO,(0) → AgCl + NaNO) (ab), 3(aq) anwolld 6. Which of the following reactions will be slowest at 25°C? A. Cu +Se) →CUS) B. H +OH)→H,O C. Ph +2C) → P6C1 D. 2NaOCl)→2NaCl) +O28) -> (aq) the forwatd reacion (aq) (aq).

A graph of concentration of HCI vs time could be represented by 4. Consider the following reaction: +2HC )ZnCl(9) (b), + H28) A. В. [HCI] (HCI] time time drease E wo D. С. to ba [HCI] [HCI] time time colliston 5. Which of the following has the greatest reaction rate? A. C +O2e) → CO213) B. 2H,02u) →2H,0 +O8) C. 2Al, +3CuClcan) →2AICl(a9) +3Cu) D. NaClo) + AgNO,(0) → AgCl + NaNO) (ab), 3(aq) anwolld 6. Which of the following reactions will be slowest at 25°C? A. Cu +Se) →CUS) B. H +OH)→H,O C. Ph +2C) → P6C1 D. 2NaOCl)→2NaCl) +O28) -> (aq) the forwatd reacion (aq) (aq).

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter17: Equilibrium

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