**Question:** What is the rate of consumption of oxygen in a combustion reaction carried out in a 23.40-L flask if 4.05 mmol of O₂ is consumed in 39.9 ms?**Answer Input Box:** 0.004 M/s**Feedback:** Incorrect (marked by a red X).---**Explanation:** This prompt appears to be part of an educational assessment or learning platform where users input responses to a given chemistry problem. The problem requires students to calculate the rate of oxygen consumption in a combustion reaction.- **Data Provided:** - **Volume of Flask:** 23.40 L - **Amount of O₂ consumed:** 4.05 mmol - **Time duration:** 39.9 ms- **Sample Input Provided by User:** 0.004 M/s- **Feedback:** The response is marked incorrect.This exercise likely involves using molarity and time to calculate the rate of reaction, focusing on rates of chemical reactions in the context of stoichiometry and kinetics. The incorrect feedback suggests an opportunity to revisit the calculation process or check for possible mistakes in unit conversion or calculation steps.

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What is the rate of consumption of oxygen in a combustion reaction carried out in a 23.40-L flask if 4.05 mmol of O₂ is consumed in 39.9 ms? 4.0004 X M/s

Chemistry

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ISBN:9781305957404

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

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

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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