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When CA=0.03 mol/L, the rate is 0.003 L/mol-s. The rate when CA=0.015 mol/L the rate in...
When CA=0.03 mol/L, the rate is 0.003 L/mol-s. The rate when CA=0.015 mol/L the rate in L/mol-s is ________________ (Assuming that the reaction is second order with respect to A).
choices:
a) 3.33
b) 0.21
c) 0.00075
d) 0.00150
e) 1.21
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