9:54 AM Mon Aug 9* 92%AAsaplinglearning.com+Sapling LearningSCC 110 Final ExamAudrea Formantes -macmillan learningSapling Learning > LaGuardia Community College - SCC 110 - Summer21 - TSAI > Activities and Due Dates > sCC 110 Final ExamCheck AnswerAssignment Score:74%ResourcesHint01 49 --< Question 29 of 30 >Consider the following reaction.MgCl, (aq) + 2 NaOH(aq) →Mg(OH), (s) + 2 NaCI(aq)Calculate the volume of 0.275 M MgCl, that is needed to react completely with 26.2 mL of 0.432 M NaOH.O 41.2 mLO 8.34 mLO 20.6 mLO 82.3 mL!!! 9:54 AM Mon Aug 9* 92%AAsaplinglearning.com+Sapling LearningSCC 110 Final ExamAudrea Formantes -macmillan learningSapling Learning > LaGuardia Community College - SCC 110 - Summer21 - TSAI > Activities and Due Dates > sCC 110 Final ExamCheck AnswerAssignment Score:74%ResourcesHint01 49 --< Question 30 of 30 >Consider the reaction.N, (g) + 3 H, (g)2 2 NH,(g)Which events would increase the reaction rate? Select all answers that would apply.O increasing the volume of the reaction containerO decreasing the [H2] at constant volumeO increasing the [N2] at constant volumeO adding a catalyst!!!

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Sapling Learning > LaGuardia Community College - SCC 110 - Summer21 - TSAI > Activities and Due Dates > scC 110 Final Exam Assignment Score: 74% O Resources O Hint Check A 01 49 -- < Question 30 of 30> Consider the reaction. N2(g) + 3 H, (g) = 2 NH, (g) Which events would increase the reaction rate? Select all answers that would apply. O increasing the volume of the reaction container O decreasing the [H2] at constant volume O increasing the [N2] at constant volume O adding a catalyst

Sapling Learning > LaGuardia Community College - SCC 110 - Summer21 - TSAI > Activities and Due Dates > scC 110 Final Exam Assignment Score: 74% O Resources O Hint Check A 01 49 -- < Question 30 of 30> Consider the reaction. N2(g) + 3 H, (g) = 2 NH, (g) Which events would increase the reaction rate? Select all answers that would apply. O increasing the volume of the reaction container O decreasing the [H2] at constant volume O increasing the [N2] at constant volume O adding a catalyst

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