26. Consider the general reactionaA + bB –→ cCand the following average rate data over some time period At:ΔΑ= 0.0080 mol/L•sAt%3D---ΔΒ0.0120 mol/L•SΔιAC= 0.0160 mol/L•sAtDetermine a set of possible coefficients to balance this generalreaction.

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aA + bB cC and the following average rate data over some time period At: ΔΑ 0.0080 mol/L•S %3D At AB = 0.0120 mol/L•s At %3D AC = 0.0160 mol/L•s At Determine a set of possible coefficients to balance this general reaction.

aA + bB cC and the following average rate data over some time period At: ΔΑ 0.0080 mol/L•S %3D At AB = 0.0120 mol/L•s At %3D AC = 0.0160 mol/L•s At Determine a set of possible coefficients to balance this general reaction.

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