Consider the reaction: A -----------> 2CThe concentration of reactant A and product B were monitored at the same time interval.Time t, MinutesMolar Concentration A, [A]Molar Concentration C, [C]02.40 0.00 2.002.200.404.002.000.80Which of the following correctly illustrates the mathematical relationship between the change in the concentration of C per unit time with the rate of formation of C, rateC. A. rateA = Δ[C]/ΔtB. rateA = -Δ[C]/ΔtC. rateA = -2Δ[C]/ΔtD. rateA = (1/2)(C[A]/Δt)

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Consider the reaction: A -----------> 2C

The concentration of reactant A and product B were monitored at the same time interval.

Time t, Minutes	Molar Concentration A, [A]	Molar Concentration C, [C]
0	2.40	0.00
2.00	2.20	0.40
4.00	2.00	0.80

Which of the following correctly illustrates the mathematical relationship between the change in the concentration of C per unit time with the rate of formation of C, rate_C.

_A. rate_A ₌Δ[C]/Δt

_B.rate_{A =}-Δ[C]/Δt

_C. rate_{A =}-2Δ[C]/Δt

_D. rate_A= (1/2)(C[A]/Δt)

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