Q3 3.The balanced equation for the reaction of bromate ion with bromide in acidicsolution is: BrO," + 5Br" + 6H* →→3Br₂ + 3H₂OAt a particular instant in time, the value of -A[Br]/Ar is 2.0.X 10 mol/Ls. What is thevalue of A[Br.] At in the same units?a. 1.2 X 10b. 6.0.X 10c. 3.3 X 10d. 3.3 X 10e. 2.0.X 10³

3. The balanced equation for the reaction of bromate ion with bromide in acidic solution is: BrO," + 5Br + 6H →3Br + 3H₂O At a particular instant in time, the value of-A[Br]/Ar is 2.0.X 10 mol/Ls. What is the value of a[Br.] at in the same units? a. 1.2 X 10 b. 6.0.X 10 c. 3.3 X 10 d. 3.3.X 10 e. 2.0 X 10

3. The balanced equation for the reaction of bromate ion with bromide in acidic solution is: BrO," + 5Br + 6H →3Br + 3H₂O At a particular instant in time, the value of-A[Br]/Ar is 2.0.X 10 mol/Ls. What is the value of a[Br.] at in the same units? a. 1.2 X 10 b. 6.0.X 10 c. 3.3 X 10 d. 3.3.X 10 e. 2.0 X 10

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