2. Consider the following reactions in open systems:2H) +Oue) →2H,0)CACO) →CAO +CO18)CaO +SiO) →CaSiO3(s)AgNO) + NaCl → NaNO a) + AgCl)I.2H2(8)II.3(s)(s)III.IV.3(aq)3(ад)A.mass.of .system ,In which of the above could reaction rate be determined byA.timeА. IВ. IIС. IID. IV

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2. Consider the following reactions in open systems: I. 2H3) + Oe) → 2H,0g) CACO) →CAO +CO2«8) CaO +SiO) →CaSiO3(s) AgNO a) + NaCl c)→ NaNO ag) + AgCl) 2(g) II. 3(s) (s) III. IV. 3(aq) 3(ад) A.mass.of .system , In which of the above could reaction rate be determined by A.time А. I В. II С. II D. IV

2. Consider the following reactions in open systems: I. 2H3) + Oe) → 2H,0g) CACO) →CAO +CO2«8) CaO +SiO) →CaSiO3(s) AgNO a) + NaCl c)→ NaNO ag) + AgCl) 2(g) II. 3(s) (s) III. IV. 3(aq) 3(ад) A.mass.of .system , In which of the above could reaction rate be determined by A.time А. I В. II С. II D. IV

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