For the following reaction, if O^2 is used up at a rate of 5.02M/hr, what is the rate of consumption of CH^3OH? 2CH^3OH+3O^2→2CO^2+4H^2O  using three significant figures.

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For the following reaction, if O^2 is used up at a rate of 5.02M/hr, what is the rate of consumption of CH^3OH?

2CH^3OH+3O^2→2CO^2+4H^2O

 using three significant figures. 

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