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When zinc and HCl are reacted, the product is hydrogen gas. You can measure the reaction rate by measuring what?

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Zarrin [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

measuring the consumption of the products and the rate of conversion of products to reagents

Explanation:

It must be taken into account that the reaction rate also depends on the presence of a catalyst, since these advance the rate of the reaction.

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