Consider the reaction: A→ 2BThe concentration of reactant A and product B were monitored at the same time interval.Molar Concentration A, [A]Time t, MinutesMolar Concentration B, [B]2.400.002.002.200.404.002.000.801. Calculate the change in the concentration of A per unit time (M/min) from time (t=0 min) to time(t=2 .00 min).

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Consider the reaction: A → 2B The concentration of reactant A and product B were monitored at the same time interval. Time t, Minutes Molar Concentration A, [A] Molar Concentration B, [B] 2.40 0.00 2.00 2.20 0.40 4.00 2.00 0.80 1. Calculate the change in the concentration of A per unit time (M/min) from time (t-0 min) to time (t=2 .00 min).

Consider the reaction: A → 2B The concentration of reactant A and product B were monitored at the same time interval. Time t, Minutes Molar Concentration A, [A] Molar Concentration B, [B] 2.40 0.00 2.00 2.20 0.40 4.00 2.00 0.80 1. Calculate the change in the concentration of A per unit time (M/min) from time (t-0 min) to time (t=2 .00 min).

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