Comsider the reaction 3 A+ B--> 2 C+ 5 D a. The rate of romation of C in the following reaction is 1.8 mol l^-1 s^-1. State the rates of formation and consumption of A, B, and D. b. Briefly explain how the total pressure in a costant volume container would vary as the reaction progressed(Notes: You may assume all gases behave ideally.)

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Comsider the reaction 3 A+ B--> 2 C+ 5 D

a. The rate of romation of C in the following reaction is 1.8 mol l^-1 s^-1. State the rates of formation and consumption of A, B, and D.

b. Briefly explain how the total pressure in a costant volume container would vary as the reaction progressed(Notes: You may assume all gases behave ideally.) 

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