3. A chemical reaction at 25°C produced 1.5 atm oxygen gas within 45 seconds. (a) Calculate the concentration of oxygen gas collected and state the assumption made in your calculation. (b) Determine the reaction rate. [0.061 M, 1.4x10-³ M s-1]
3. A chemical reaction at 25°C produced 1.5 atm oxygen gas within 45 seconds. (a) Calculate the concentration of oxygen gas collected and state the assumption made in your calculation. (b) Determine the reaction rate. [0.061 M, 1.4x10-³ M s-1]
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![A chemical reaction at 25°C produced 1.5 atm oxygen gas within 45 seconds.
(a)
Calculate the concentration of oxygen gas collected and state the assumption
made in your calculation.
(b)
Determine the reaction rate.
[0.061 M, 1.4x10-³ M s-1]
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Transcribed Image Text:A chemical reaction at 25°C produced 1.5 atm oxygen gas within 45 seconds.
(a)
Calculate the concentration of oxygen gas collected and state the assumption
made in your calculation.
(b)
Determine the reaction rate.
[0.061 M, 1.4x10-³ M s-1]
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