According to the video, reaction rates can be measured in terms of: the difference between the...
According to the video, reaction rates can be measured in terms of:
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the difference between the number of moles of product and reactant over time. |
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the change in the number of moles of either a reactant or product over time. |
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the change in the molarity of either a reactant or product over time. |
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Choices a, b and c. |
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Choices b and c only. |
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