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1. Given the reaction CMOH + 6 O,-. 4 СО, + 5 H,О if CHOH is reacting at a rate of 24 moles/min, how many mol/min of 02 must be supplied? If a reaction is second order in one of its reactants, how will the reaction rate be effe (and by how much) when the concentration of that reactant is halved? 2.
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