17. A first order decomposition reaction was found to have an initial rate of 0.19 M-min- when the initial reactant concentration was 0.33 M. What is the initial rate of reaction if the initial concentration is increased to 0.45 M? D. 0.19 M·min E. 0.58 M·min- A. 0.26 M·min- B. 1.3 M-min¬1 C. 0.78 M·min-

17. A first order decomposition reaction was found to have an initial rate of 0.19 M-min- when the initial reactant concentration was 0.33 M. What is the initial rate of reaction if the initial concentration is increased to 0.45 M? D. 0.19 M·min E. 0.58 M·min- A. 0.26 M·min- B. 1.3 M-min¬1 C. 0.78 M·min-

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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