What is the unique reaction rate [in mM/s] for the reaction 2A + 4B <--> 2C if the rate of consumption of B is 8.3 mM/s? B.1)What is the rate of consumption (or formation?) of B [in mM/s] for the reaction A + 3B <--> 2C if the unique reaction rate is -2.8 mM/s?

What is the unique reaction rate [in mM/s] for the reaction 2A + 4B <--> 2C if the rate of consumption of B is 8.3 mM/s? B.1)What is the rate of consumption (or formation?) of B [in mM/s] for the reaction A + 3B <--> 2C if the unique reaction rate is -2.8 mM/s?

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Chapter11: Chemical Kinetics: Rates Of Reactions

Section11.1: Reaction Rate

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B) What is the unique reaction rate [in mM/s] for the reaction 2A + 4B <--> 2C if the rate of consumption of B is 8.3 mM/s?

B.1)What is the rate of consumption (or formation?) of B [in mM/s] for the reaction A + 3B <--> 2C if the unique reaction rate is -2.8 mM/s?

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