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1. Consider the following graph -> CaCO()+2HCl()→ CaCl2(aq) + CO2(e) + H₂O(0 50 40 30- volume of CO2 (mL) 20- 10- 0+ 0 2 4 time (min) The average rate of reaction is greatest between a. 0 min 1 min a b Ос e b. 0 min 2 min c. 0 min 3 min d. 0 min 4 min e. 3 min 4 min Question 10/5 Points)

1. Consider the following graph -> CaCO()+2HCl()→ CaCl2(aq) + CO2(e) + H₂O(0 50 40 30- volume of CO2 (mL) 20- 10- 0+ 0 2 4 time (min) The average rate of reaction is greatest between a. 0 min 1 min a b Ос e b. 0 min 2 min c. 0 min 3 min d. 0 min 4 min e. 3 min 4 min Question 10/5 Points)

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1. Consider the following graph -> CaCO()+2HCl()→ CaCl2(aq) + CO2(e) + H₂O(0 50 40 30- volume of CO2 (mL) 20- 10- 0+ 0 2 4 time (min) The average rate of reaction is greatest between a. 0 min 1 min a b Ос e b. 0 min 2 min c. 0 min 3 min d. 0 min 4 min e. 3 min 4 min Question 10/5 Points)
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