Let the rate of the reaction 4 PH3 + 3 0₂O A. - A[PH3]/At = 4 A[H₂O]/AtO B. - A[PH₂]/At = 4/6 A[H₂O]/AtO c. - A[PH3]/At = 1/4 A[H₂O]/AtO D. - A[PH3]/At = 6/4 A[H₂O]/AtO E. - A[PH₂]/At = 1/6 A[H₂O]/At> 4 P + 6 H₂O be expressed as -A[PH3]/At. Which of the following is the correct expression for the rate of the reaction in terms of A[H₂O]/At ? 10.020.030.040.050.0Use the References to acO A. 1.9x10-4 M/minOB. 1.6x10-3 M/minO C. 2.2x10-3 M/minO D. 3.4x10-3 M/minO E. 7.8x10-4 M/mines itFor the reaction 2 SO3 →→→→2 SO₂ + O₂, calculate the average rate, A[SO3]/At, between 20.0 min and 40.0 min for the loss of SO3.Time (min) [SO3], M [SO₂], M[0₂], M0.00.00.1240.00.0920.0320.0160.068 0.056 0.0280.0500.074 0.0370.0370.0870.0440.0280.0960.048ded for this question

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Let the rate of the reaction 4 PH3 + 3 0₂-4P+6 H₂O be expressed as -A[PH3]/At. Which of the following is the correct expression for the rate of the reaction in terms of A[H₂O]/At ? OA. -A[PH₂1/At = 4 A[H₂O]/At O B. - A[PH₂1/At = 4/6 A[H₂O]/At O C. -A[PH]/At = 1/4 A[H₂O]/At OD. -A[PH]/At = 6/4 A[H₂O]/At O E. - A[PH]/At= 1/6 A[H₂O1/At

Let the rate of the reaction 4 PH3 + 3 0₂-4P+6 H₂O be expressed as -A[PH3]/At. Which of the following is the correct expression for the rate of the reaction in terms of A[H₂O]/At ? OA. -A[PH₂1/At = 4 A[H₂O]/At O B. - A[PH₂1/At = 4/6 A[H₂O]/At O C. -A[PH]/At = 1/4 A[H₂O]/At OD. -A[PH]/At = 6/4 A[H₂O]/At O E. - A[PH]/At= 1/6 A[H₂O1/At

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