For the general reaction shown below the average rate of disappearance of the reactant "A" over the time period is found to be 0.215 M s ¹. 2 A ---> 4 B + C Calculate the average rate of formation of B over the same time period. Do not include units in your answer

For the general reaction shown below the average rate of disappearance of the reactant "A" over the time period is found to be 0.215 M s ¹. 2 A ---> 4 B + C Calculate the average rate of formation of B over the same time period. Do not include units in your answer

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For the general reaction shown below the average rate of disappearance of the
reactant "A" over the time period is found to be 0.215 M s-¹.
2 A ---> 4 B + C
Calculate the average rate of formation of B over the same time period. Do not
include units in your answer

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