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can be m metnyi as snov the reaction below. CH3CI (g) + 3 Cl2 (g) -> CCI4 (g) +3 HCI (g) In the first 27.0 seconds of the reaction, the [Cl2] dropped from 0.303M to 0.285M. The average overall reaction rate (not the average rate of disappearance of chlorine) for this time interval with correct units and SFs is: Select one: O -2.2x104 M/s O 2.22x104 M/s O 6.67x10-4 M/s O 6.7x104 M/s O 2.2x104 M/s O none of the choices shown O -6.67x104 M/s

can be m metnyi as snov the reaction below. CH3CI (g) + 3 Cl2 (g) -> CCI4 (g) +3 HCI (g) In the first 27.0 seconds of the reaction, the [Cl2] dropped from 0.303M to 0.285M. The average overall reaction rate (not the average rate of disappearance of chlorine) for this time interval with correct units and SFs is: Select one: O -2.2x104 M/s O 2.22x104 M/s O 6.67x10-4 M/s O 6.7x104 M/s O 2.2x104 M/s O none of the choices shown O -6.67x104 M/s

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Problem 13.23QE: Nitrogen monoxide reacts with chlorine to form nitrosyl chloride. NO(g)+12Cl2(g)NOCl(g) The figure...
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Carbon tetrachloride can be formed from methyl chloride as shown in the reaction below. CH3CI (g) + 3 Cl2 (g) -> CCI4 (g) + 3 HCI (g) In the first 27.0 seconds of the reaction, the [Cl2] dropped from 0.303M to 0.285M. The average overall reaction rate (not the average rate of disappearance of chlorine) for this time interval with correct units and SFs is: Select one: O -2.2x104 M/s O 2.22x104 M/s O 6.67x104 M/s O 6.7x104 M/s O 2.2x10 M/s O none of the choices shown O -6.67x10 M/s
Transcribed Image Text:Carbon tetrachloride can be formed from methyl chloride as shown in the reaction below. CH3CI (g) + 3 Cl2 (g) -> CCI4 (g) + 3 HCI (g) In the first 27.0 seconds of the reaction, the [Cl2] dropped from 0.303M to 0.285M. The average overall reaction rate (not the average rate of disappearance of chlorine) for this time interval with correct units and SFs is: Select one: O -2.2x104 M/s O 2.22x104 M/s O 6.67x104 M/s O 6.7x104 M/s O 2.2x10 M/s O none of the choices shown O -6.67x10 M/s
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