Chemistry, 17.05.2021 14:00 cajunldy2001
The decomposition of hydrogen peroxide has the tate law:
k (H₂O2). The rate constant is 1.06×10^-3
long will it take for the concentration of hydrogen peroxide
to drop from
0.020omol per dm^3 to 0.0120 mol per dm^3
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