**Experiment Question: Reactant Concentration Change**In this experiment, which reactant undergoes a large change in concentration during the reaction?- ○ Only bleach undergoes a large change in concentration during the reaction.- ○ Both bleach and red dye undergo a large change in concentration during the reaction.- ● Only red dye undergoes a large change in concentration during the reaction.- ○ Neither bleach nor red dye undergo a large change in concentration during the reaction.**Explanation:**The question examines which of the reactants experiences a significant shift in concentration throughout the reaction. The selected answer indicates that only the red dye undergoes a substantial change, highlighting its role in the reaction dynamics. Scientific observations typically measure the rate and extent of such changes to understand reaction mechanisms. **Question:** In this experiment, which reactant maintains a relatively constant concentration throughout the reaction?- ○ Only red dye maintains a relatively constant concentration throughout the reaction.- ● Only bleach maintains a relatively constant concentration throughout the reaction.- ○ Both bleach and red dye maintain relatively constant concentrations throughout the reaction.- ○ Neither bleach nor red dye maintain relatively constant concentrations throughout the reaction.(Blue dot indicates the selected answer: "Only bleach maintains a relatively constant concentration throughout the reaction.")

In this experiment, which reactant undergoes a large change in concentration during the reaction? Only bleach undergoes a large change in concentration during the reaction. Both bleach and red dye undergo a large change in concentration during the reaction. Only red dye undergoes a large change in concentration during the reaction. Neither bleach nor red dye undergo a large change in concentration during the reaction.

In this experiment, which reactant undergoes a large change in concentration during the reaction? Only bleach undergoes a large change in concentration during the reaction. Both bleach and red dye undergo a large change in concentration during the reaction. Only red dye undergoes a large change in concentration during the reaction. Neither bleach nor red dye undergo a large change in concentration during the reaction.

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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