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- For a first-order reaction a -> products the concentration of a change from
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- When HNO3 is dropped into the palm
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- Sigma ,sigma,sigma 1 is equal to
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- Ammonia is dried Ive
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- if a machine is lubricated with oil
- the rate of a reaction doubles when its temperature changes
- A reaction A forms two products
- With reference to protonic acids, which of
- Which salt can be classic as an acid salt
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- 1 + 3/2 + 5/2^2 + 7/2^3 +........infinite is equal to
- the rate of a chemical reaction doubles for every 10 degree C rise of temperature
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- consider the reaction,
- Consider the reaction, 2A + B -> products
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