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Chemistry, 22.07.2019 22:20, desi0322

Assume that each tablet's mass was 1,000 mg, and remember that you used 0,200 l of water each time,
compute the reaction rate to the nearest whole number using the formula below,
mass of tablet/volume of water
reaction rate = mas
reaction time
3°c reaction time = 138.5 sec
reaction rate = mg/l/sec
24°c reaction time = 34,2 sec
reaction rate = mg/l/sec
40°c reaction time = 26.3 sec
reaction rate = mg/l/sec
65°c reaction time = 14.2 sec
reaction rate = mg/l/sec


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