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Chemistry, 19.11.2019 23:31, batista68

The rate of disappearance of hbr in the gas phase reaction 2hbr(g) → h2 (g) i2 (g) is 0.190 m s-1 at 150°c. the rate of appearance of h2 is m s-1. group of answer choices

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