Consider the following reaction: 2 X + 1 Z → 4Y + 3 B If the rate of appearance of Y is 0.25 moles Y what is the rate of consumption of X? sec 0.25 moles X sec O 0.13 О 0.48 тoles X sec 0.125 moles X sec 0.13 moles X sec

Consider the following reaction: 2 X + 1 Z → 4Y + 3 B If the rate of appearance of Y is 0.25 moles Y what is the rate of consumption of X? sec 0.25 moles X sec O 0.13 О 0.48 тoles X sec 0.125 moles X sec 0.13 moles X sec

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Consider the following reaction:
2 X + 1 Z → 4Y + 3 B
If the rate of appearance of Y is 0.25 moles Y what is the rate of consumption of X?
sec
0.25 moles X
sec
O 0.13
O 0.48 moles X
sec
0.125 moles X
sec
0.13 moles X
sec

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