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17.05.21, 11:25
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15.05.21, 07:33
The rate of a standard reaction is 0.00543 M/s at 40 oC. What will the
rate be if the temperature is doubled? A. 0.0109 M/s B. 0.0217 M/s C.
0.0434 M/s D. 0.0869 M/s E. All of the Above
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15.05.21, 02:47
The rate of a standard reaction is 0.00543 M/s at 40 oC. What will the
rate be if the temperature is doubled? A. 0.0109 M/s B. 0.0217 M/s C.
0.0434 M/s D. 0.0869 M/s E. All of the Above
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Dear Lara , please post a new question
The rate of a standard reaction is 0.00543 M/s at 40 oC. What will the rate be if the temperature is doubled? A. 0.0109 M/s B. 0.0217 M/s C. 0.0434 M/s D. 0.0869 M/s E. All of the Above
The rate of a standard reaction is 0.00543 M/s at 40 oC. What will the rate be if the temperature is doubled? A. 0.0109 M/s B. 0.0217 M/s C. 0.0434 M/s D. 0.0869 M/s E. All of the Above
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