1. a. For a reaction with the stoichiometry, 2 A = rate of disappearance of A to the rate of appearance of P. P, write an expression that relates the b. For a reaction with the stoichiometry, A + 2 B = 3 P, write an expression that relates the rate of disappearance of A to the rate of disappearance of B and another expression that relates the rate of disappearance of A to the rate of appearance of P.

1. a. For a reaction with the stoichiometry, 2 A = rate of disappearance of A to the rate of appearance of P. P, write an expression that relates the b. For a reaction with the stoichiometry, A + 2 B = 3 P, write an expression that relates the rate of disappearance of A to the rate of disappearance of B and another expression that relates the rate of disappearance of A to the rate of appearance of P.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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