The synthesis of ammonia from hydrogen and nitrogen produced the following kinetic data: Time (min) Volume of NH3 (mL) 5.00 429 10.00 1673 What is the average rate in mL/min for the second five-minute period of the reaction?

The synthesis of ammonia from hydrogen and nitrogen produced the following kinetic data: Time (min) Volume of NH3 (mL) 5.00 429 10.00 1673 What is the average rate in mL/min for the second five-minute period of the reaction?

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The synthesis of ammonia from hydrogen and nitrogen produced
the following kinetic data:
Time (min) Volume of NH3 (mL)
5.00
429
10.00
1673
What is the average rate in mL/min for the second five-minute
period of the reaction?

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