32. 2H20(1) + 2B12(g). What is the reaction rate for the depletion of HBr relative to that of O2? Consider the reaction 4HBr(g) + O2(g) – Cannot be determined. HBr will be consumed at a rate 1/4th that of the rate at which 02 is consumed. HBr will be consumed at a rate 4 times faster than the rate at which 02 is consumed. HBr will be consumed at a rate 2 times faster than the rate at which 02 is consumed. HBr will be consumed at the same rate at which 02 is consumed.

32. 2H20(1) + 2B12(g). What is the reaction rate for the depletion of HBr relative to that of O2? Consider the reaction 4HBr(g) + O2(g) – Cannot be determined. HBr will be consumed at a rate 1/4th that of the rate at which 02 is consumed. HBr will be consumed at a rate 4 times faster than the rate at which 02 is consumed. HBr will be consumed at a rate 2 times faster than the rate at which 02 is consumed. HBr will be consumed at the same rate at which 02 is consumed.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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