2:27OOOUsing the graph below, determine the starting concentration of [C4H6] at time = 0 seconds.500300-100O 0.010 MO 0.061 MO 4.61 MO 100 M0Photoy=0.061x+1003000Time (s)6000Done+

Given: The equation of a straight line: y = 0.061x + 100

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2:27 [CM] Using the graph below, determine the starting concentration of [CaH] at time = 0 seconds. میرانے 500 0 4.61 300 100 0.010 M 0.061 M 100 M 7 = 0.061 * 100 Photo 3000 6000 Time (s) Done

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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