The forward rate of the following reaction is 0.840 M /sec. What is the relative rate of change of each reagent and product in M /sec? 4 Na + O2 g 2 Na2O (a) Δ[Na] /Δt = ___ M /sec (b) Δ[O2] /Δt = ___ M /sec (c) Δ[Na2O] /Δt = ___ M /sec

The forward rate of the following reaction is 0.840 M /sec. What is the relative rate of change of each reagent and product in M /sec? 4 Na + O2 g 2 Na2O (a) Δ[Na] /Δt = _ M /sec (b) Δ[O2] /Δt = _ M /sec (c) Δ[Na2O] /Δt = ___ M /sec

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The forward rate of the following reaction is 0.840 M /sec. What is the relative rate of change of each reagent and product in M /sec?

4 Na + O₂ g 2 Na₂O

(a) Δ[Na] /Δt = ___ M /sec (b) Δ[O₂] /Δt = ___ M /sec (c) Δ[Na₂O] /Δt = ___ M /sec

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