Chemistry, 08.10.2019 03:30 NorbxrtThaG

Given the following reaction: 3d(g) + e(g) + 2f(g) → 5g(g) + 4h(g)

(a) when the concentration of d is decreasing by 0.12 m/s, how fast is the concentration of h increasing?
(b) when the concentration of g is increasing by 0.20 m/s, how fast is the concentration of e decreasing?
(c) what is the rate of the reaction?

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Given the following reaction: 3d(g) + e(g) + 2f(g) → 5g(g) + 4h(g)

(a) when the concen...