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5. Given the statement below: In the reaction, 2N20 2N2 + 02, oxygen and nitrogen gases are formed at the same rate (mol/L·s) Is this statement true or false? Why do you say so?

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Chapter16: Reaction Rates

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In the reaction, 2N20
2N2 + 02, oxygen and nitrogen gases are formed at the
same rate (mol/L·s)
Is this statement true or false? Why do you say so?

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