Given the following theoretical chemical equation of the gaseoussubstances D, E, and F, how fast is D decreasing when F is increasing at arate of 2 mol/L-s? *2 D-E + F- 2 mol/L-s- 5 mol/L-sO - 4 mol/L-s- 3 mol/L-s A 31.0 g block of an unknown metal at 88.0°C was dropped into aninsulated flask containing approximately 30.0 g of ice and 20.0g of waterat 0.0°C. After the system had reached a steady temperature, it wasdetermined that 12.1 g of ice had melted. What is the specific heat of themetal? The heat of fusion of ice is equal to 334.166 J/g. *1.47 J/g°CO 1.25 J/g°C1.40 J/g°C1.37 J/g°C

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Given the following theoretical chemical equation of the gaseous substances D, E, and F, how fast is D decreasing when F is increasing at a rate of 2 mol/L-s? * 2 D-E + F - 2 mol/L-s - 5 mol/L-s O - 4 mol/L-s O - 3 mol/L-s

Given the following theoretical chemical equation of the gaseous substances D, E, and F, how fast is D decreasing when F is increasing at a rate of 2 mol/L-s? * 2 D-E + F - 2 mol/L-s - 5 mol/L-s O - 4 mol/L-s O - 3 mol/L-s

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